John Wesley's childhood was haunted by a ghost named Old Geoffrey that rapped on beds and objected to King George I.
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A clear account of Wesley, revival, and the Arminian-Calvinist split that shaped Methodism.
John Wesley is presented as a methodical religious reformer whose ideas helped define Methodism, and the account stays anchored in open-air preaching in Britain and the insistence on continued self-monitoring after conversion.
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If you want the theology behind Methodism, this is your map.
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