Wesley: A Guide for the Perplexed by Jason E Vickers

Wesley: A Guide for the Perplexed by Jason E Vickers

John Wesley is one of the most enigmatic religious figures in the eighteenth century. This book identifies some of the key factors contributing to perplexity and aids students in their understanding.

"A strong series of guides, aimed at the student market looking for more than just a basic introduction and overview on the subjects addressedEach one is well written and contains enough information to get a student well-versed in the subjects at hand and form a strong basis for further study."   Reviewed in Publishing News, 2008
‘Vickers is to be commended for producing a synoptic vision of John Wesley's thought that is not just a great introduction for beginners but offers important new insights for those who have been studying Wesley for some time. He grounds Wesley in the particularity of eighteenth-century establishment Anglicanism, and uses this grounding to sketch a broad coherence among Wesley's ecclesiastical, political, and theological commitments. His central thesis is a landmark for future studies of these issues.' Randy L. Maddox, Professor of Theology and Wesleyan Studies, Duke Divinity School, USA -- Randy L. Maddox
Vickers's book is worthy of a positive reception by Wesley experts while also serving as excellent entrée into Wesley studies for introductory students -- Wesley and Methodist Studies
Reviewed in the Journal of Religion

Jason E. Vickers is Professor of Theology at Asbury Theological Seminary, USA.

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ISBN 13	9780567033536
ISBN 10	0567033538
Title	Wesley: A Guide for the Perplexed
Author	Jason E Vickers
Series	Guides For The Perplexed
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published	2009-02-01
Number of pages	144
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