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Resource: Book (821053) John Wesley and the Protestant Reformation – Between Luther and Calvin / Juan Wesley y la reforma protestante – Entre Lutero y Calvino     
Author: Gonzalez, Justo
Publisher: Gen. Brd. of Higher Ed. & Min., UMC, 2019
Vendor: Cokesbury
Length: 149 Pages
Heading: UMC — United Methodist Church
Subjects: Spanish language; Theology; United Methodist Church
Location: UMC
# Copies: 1
ISBN/ISSN: 9781945935671
Description: The purpose of this bilingual edition (English/Spanish) is to connect John Wesley with the two main reformers, Luther and Calvin, exploring what was incorporated and rejected in each of them by Wesley. González clarifies the nature and method of Wesley's theology, which Albert Outler famously christened the Quadrilateral, and he suggests that, while helpful, to be more descriptive of Wesley's intent and the spirit of the Reformation to Scripture, reason, tradition, and experience, we must add mission. Looking to John Wesley, this book takes the long view of the relationship between the elements of the Quadrilateral and mission, thus finding new, common ground upon which theological liberals and conservatives might stand together. The book says that the addition of mission to the Quadrilateral can also help the church move beyond the bifurcation of social justice and holiness, and that the people called Methodists must hold on to both or risk the success of their witness, mission, and ministry. Chapters: John Wesley and Martin Luther; John Wesley and John Calvin; Wesley and the Quadrilateral.
Age Groups: Young Adult; Adult (30-55); Adult (55+)


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