Examples of using Methodism in English and their translations into Portuguese
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These hymns were of vital importance to Methodism.
Unquestionably Methodism is older than the Methodist Church.
It depicts the life of the father of Methodism, John Wesley.
Methodism continued to expand in Asia, Europe, Africa, and Latin America.
Today it incorporates a museum of Methodism in its crypt.
There is no room in Methodism for the rigorous doctrine of predestination as understood by Calvinism.
Wesleyan Arminianism is sometimes synonymous with Methodism.
He was called to take the message of Methodism to the German-speaking people.
Tomkins sums up the role of charismatic phenomena in Methodism.
Moore also saw SMU and Methodism in general as disappointingly homophobic.
These three boys became the fathers and founders of Methodism.
Tomkins rightly sees Wesley and his Methodism as a forerunner of the Pentecostal movement pp.
John Smith started the Baptists in 1609, and John andCharles Wesley started Methodism in 1739.
Particularism is contrasted with Methodism, which answers the latter question before the former.
Lloyd-Jones went on to say,"Then you are all probably familiar with the story of Methodism in its various branches.
Ross had earlier"declared war" on Methodism in his"Calvinist Magazine", published from 1827 to 1832.
His mother was a Quaker, andhis father converted from Methodism to the Quaker faith.
Methodism does not formally affirm this belief, but maintains silence on what lies between death and the last judgment.
You received sanctification through Methodism, through Methodism, sister, not through an erroneous theory.
The strategies by which religious territory is recognized andpreserved constitute the territoriality of brazilian methodism.
A review of his life reveals much about early 19th-century Methodism in England and its expansion in Africa.
Wesleyan covenant theology, a variation of classical covenant theology, was designed by John Wesley,the founder of Methodism.
Some of you formed part of that generous assignment of observers which Methodism made to the successive sessions of the Council.
But actually, it's a shape that was preferred by John Wesley andshows the methodical approach to faith that gave Methodism its name.
After Whitefield's death in 1770, however, American Methodism entered a more lasting Wesleyan and Arminian phase of development.
The current Reformed Church adopted liberal currents in reformist theology including, pietism,neo-Lutheranism, Methodism, social Christianity, etc.
On the spiritual side,the Church was met by the Baptist faith and Methodism which became the first two private religious communities in Finland.
Though Methodism has departed further than its founder, the seeds of its destruction were already to be found in the teaching of Wesley himself.
Truro: D. Bradford Barton; pp. 64 footnote:"William Carne is said tohave borne«a paternal relationship» to Cornish Methodism Wesleyan Methodist Magazine, 1836, pp. 725.
Methodism reached the Philippines when Thoburn organized work in Manila in 1899, which quickly grew to become the Philippine Islands Annual Conference in 1908.
