It is well that, in the Spirit of Christ, this difference of opinion did not divide our Wesleyan theologians into two camps. In conclusion, let me say that some of my intellectual perplexities have found a degree of satisfaction over the years. To be with students of like mind, seeking for answers, brings a great degree of stability in one's pursuit of truth. But new questions still arise and the journey of one's mind never ends. I thank God for the WTS and the godly thinkers who have touched my life.
Many questions still remain.
My next big move will be to heaven where I believe we will be able to see with much clearer vision. Above all, the holy pursuit of knowing God in the divine fullness is our task here. May the Wesleyan Theological Society continue to guide young thinkers on the path to Glory, with a clear mind and hearts full of perfect love. The first issue of the Wesleyan Theological Journal, vol. Edited by Michael Mattei for the Wesley Center for Applied Theology at Northwest Nazarene University Copyright 2000 by the Wesley Center for Applied Theology Text may be freely used for personal or scholarly purposes, provided the notice below the horizontal line is left intact.