Love Bade Me Welcome by David Carter

Love Bade Me Welcome by David Carter

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This work aims to recover the whole sweep of the British Methodist heritage. It focuses particularly on the great and forgotten richness of the 19th- and 20th-century Methodist thinkers, showing how Methodist thinking on the nature of the church has developed over the last 200 years.

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Love Bade Me Welcome by David Carter

This text outlines the development of British Methodist ecclesiology from the time of the Wesleys to the present day. It begins with a brief analysis of the complex intervention between the shifting ecclesiological consciousness of the early Methodist societies. It then expounds the now largely forgotten tradition of classical Wesleyan ecclesiological thought, and takes a brief look at non-Wesleyan Methodist traditions. It incorporates some material (principally from William Shrewsbury) that has never been discussed academically. Carter surveys the last century of Methodist ecclesiological development, setting it in an ecumenical context, and attempts to relate Methodist insights to the wider ecumenical debate in ecclesiology. The aim of this book is to whet the reader's appetite for the further and more profound investigation that the subject deserves.
David Carter is a Methodist local preacher and ecumenist, and Associate Lecturer in Religious Studies at the Open University. In addition, he is Secretary of the Theology and Unity Group of Churches Together in England, and has been centrally involved in British Methodist and Roman Catholic dialogue.
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ISBN 13 9780716205579
ISBN 10 0716205572
Title Love Bade Me Welcome
Author David Carter
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Epworth Press
Year published 2002-08-01
Number of pages 208
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