The path to perfection
Subtitle: an examination and restatement of John Wesley's doctrine of Christian perfection
By: by W.E. Sangster
Edition: 1st American ed.
Publisher: Abingdon-Cokesbury
Published: 1943
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 214
Subjects: Sanctification
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-207).
Table of contents: title: Part I : The problem; title: The genius of John Wesley; title: The importance and data of the doctrine; title: The doctrine stated; title: Part II : The examination; title: (A) Biblical; title: Wesley's approach to the Bible; title: The texts on which he built; title: Is there a clue in the grammar?; title: Teaching turned into song; title: (B) Theological; title: Wesley's theological presuppositions; title: His idea of sin; title: His idea of perfection; title: Is the doctrine a synthesis?; title: (C) Psychological; title: Wesley's concern with philosophy and psychology; title: Is it possible to live a "moment-by-moment" life?; title: Can sin be eradicated?; title: Does the Holy Spirit influence the unconscious?; title: The witness of Wesley's followers; title: Is it self-deception, sanctification, or peace?; title: Part III : The restatement; title: The name of the doctrine; title: Love : in love's divinest feature; title: No man knows what is in him; title: A perfect life in an imperfect world?; title: The vision of a goal.