A plain account of Christian perfection
Subtitle: as believed and taught by the Reverend Mr. John Wesley from the year 1725 to the year 1777
By: John Wesley
Edition: Unabridged ed.
Publisher: Beacon Hill Press
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Kansas City, Mo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 119
Subjects: Aspect religieux; Christianisme; Perfection; Méthodisme
Notes: "Reprinted from the complete original text as authorized by the Wesleyan Conference Office in London, England, in 1872."
Table of contents: title: Statement of purpose; title: Importance of complete dedication; title: Simplicity of intention; title: No half Christians; title: Conformity to the master; title: The circumcision of the heart; title: "They pure love alone"; title: The full assurance of faith; title: "My sole business be thy praise"; title: The character of a Methodist; title: The opposition of religious leaders; title: Views on Christian perfection; title: Two works of grace; title: The rest that remains; title: Misunderstandings concerning perfection; title: Holiness hymns; title: Questions and answers on the doctrine of sanctification; title: "Hymns and sacred poems"; title: Thoughts on Christian perfection; title: The danger of fanaticism; title: Responsibility to live above reproach; title: False ideas on the second coming; title: Questions to those who deny that Christian perfection is attainable in this life; title: The testimony of Jane Cooper; title: "Farther thoughts on Christian perfection"; title: Brief summation of Wesley's views; title: Plea for impartial judgment of his teaching; title: A defense of the doctrine.