Examples of using Methodism in English and their translations into Greek
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That's part of Methodism.
Methodism and Modern World Problems.
The Consolidation of Methodism.
That is why methodism is revealed most strikingly in the military sphere.
Revolutionary Politics And Methodism.
He converted to Methodism and entered the university the same year.
Today it incorporates a museum of Methodism in its crypt.
The actual word‘methodism' is used most often in writings on military strategy.
Two years into his apprenticeship Booth was converted to Methodism.
In 1843 Sojourner Truth converted to Methodism and changed her name from Isabella Baumfree to Sojourner Truth.
The Church of England no longer had majority adherence in most parts of Wales in preference to Wales-led Protestantism,in particular Methodism.
Prussian generals are not the only ones with an inclination towards methodism, that is, towards stereotypes and conventional patterns.
The mistaken tendencies of methodism unquestionably find expression in the efforts to construct a doctrine of‘offensive revolutionary war'.
Its origins are usually traced to 1738, with various theological streams contributing to its foundation,including English Methodism, the Moravian Church.
Calvinism was not the same thing as Methodism, although it is difficult to say which, in the early 19th century, was worse.
The Moravian religious movement, recently imported from Germany,had had a strong attraction to the powerful emotions associated with nascent Methodism see Moravian church.
John Wesley, a founder of Methodism, encouraged William Horner senior to come to England and join the Methodist Society as a minister.
The Methodist leadership recoiled in horror from the Luddite momentum and likewise from the many faces of millenarian extremism,some number of which were breakaways from Methodism.
The great revival of Methodism, which preceded the expansion of English industry toward the end of the eighteenth century, may well be compared with such a monastic reform.
Only the faction dominated by Zinzendorf, and affected by lingering Hussite and Calvinistic influences within the Moravian brotherhood,was forced, like Methodism against its will, to form a peculiar sort of sect.
He observes that basic factors of ascetic Protestantism, namely Calvinism,Pietism, Methodism and various Baptist heresies, albeit different to each other on certain points, they are nevertheless permeated by the same problematics.
Methodism, which first arose in the middle of the eighteenth century within the Established Church of England, was not, in the minds of its founders, intended to form a new Church, but only a new awakening of the ascetic spirit within the old.
When this theological innovation also tended in official Protestantism to be transformed later intoa“dead orthodoxy,” periodically movements, like Pietism in Lutheran circles and Methodism in Anglican circles, sprang up to bring it back to life.
He particularly examines Calvinism,Pietism, Methodism and the Baptist heresies and proves that, despite their partial differences, they have the same content, they are imbibed with the predestination which had influenced private and social life.
In history there have been four principal forms of ascetic Protestantism(in the sense of word here used):(1) Calvinism in the form which it assumed in the main area of its influence in Western Europe, especially in the seventeenth century;(2)Pietism;(3) Methodism;(4) the sects growing out of the Baptist movement.
In this sense,it has done in the technological age much of what Methodism sought to do at an earlier stage of social development, by trying to persuade people that the goal of salvation was to be sought in a controlled, disciplined, methodical way.
I knew nothing about Wofford andeven less about Methodism, but I was reassured on the first day that I taught at Wofford College to find, among the auditors in my classroom, a 90-year-old Hungarian, surrounded by a bevy of middle-aged European women who seemed to function as an entourage of Rhinemaidens.