William Cowper and the Eighteenth CenturyAllen & Unwin, 1948 - 347 ページ |
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... Wesley . It may be argued that Wesley would naturally be prejudiced against one who , having been con- verted by himself , had turned to Calvinism . But Wesley , while he vigorously opposed Calvinism as a theology , was charitable ...
... Wesley . It may be argued that Wesley would naturally be prejudiced against one who , having been con- verted by himself , had turned to Calvinism . But Wesley , while he vigorously opposed Calvinism as a theology , was charitable ...
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... Wesley's conversion , beginning with his talk with the Moravians on his way to Georgia in 1735 , and culminating three years later with the decisive " warming of the heart " which came to him when he went , " most unwillingly , " to the ...
... Wesley's conversion , beginning with his talk with the Moravians on his way to Georgia in 1735 , and culminating three years later with the decisive " warming of the heart " which came to him when he went , " most unwillingly , " to the ...
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... Wesley's favourite disciple . Wesley , who did not require his followers to be mirrors or echoes of himself , designated Fletcher as his successor . But Fletcher was not an itinerant , and no offers of preferment had lured him from the ...
... Wesley's favourite disciple . Wesley , who did not require his followers to be mirrors or echoes of himself , designated Fletcher as his successor . But Fletcher was not an itinerant , and no offers of preferment had lured him from the ...
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