Wesleyan Theological Journal 41,1, 2006
Table of Contents
- Callen, Barry L., Editor's Notes
- Hauerwas, Stanley, End of Protestantism and the Methodist Contribution, The
- Meadows, Philip R., Wesleyan Theology in a Technological Culture
- Murphy, Nancey, From Neurons to Politics
- Koskela, Douglas M., Toward a Distinctively Wesleyan Recovery of the Church's Canonical Heritage
- Kelle, Brad E., Church Praxis From the Framework of the Book Of Amos
- Thompson, Richard P., Church in its Place: Revisiting the Church(es) in Acts, The
- Raser, Harold E., "Christianizing Christianity": Holiness Movement as Church
- Hardy, Douglas S., Spiritual Direction Within a Wesleyan Ecclesiology
- Stiles, Kenton M., Eight-Day Rising Loaves: A Postmodern/Ante-Nicene Dialogue on Baptism
- Thorsen, Donald, Ecumenism, Spirituality, and Holiness: Wesley and the Variety of Christian Spiritualities
- Snyder, Howard A., John Wesley Redfield and 19th-Century American Methodist Revivalism
- Bredlinger, Irv, John Wesley and Slavery: Myth and Reality
- Collins, Kenneth J., Book Review: Der deutsche Pietismus und John Wesley (Sung-Duk Lee)
- Staples, Rob, Book Review: Relational Holiness (Thomas Jay Oord & Michael Lodahl)
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