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Incluye ; Abbreviations, p. 227.

Notes, p. 229.

Contributors, p. 255.

The topics engaged by these theologians range from the nature of God to the nature of the church and ministry. Some of their essays are concerned primarily with classical theological issues such as soteriology, evangelism and ecclesiology; others focus on prayer, spiritual formation, and the Christian life; still others give special attention to ways in which the Wesleyan theological tradition has been - or can be - contextualized in a variety of different historical and cultural settings. A concluding essay on the current reengagement with Wesley as represented in the volume seeks to set it into historical perspective.

What difference does knowing wesley make?.

John Wesley and theological method.

Perfection of prayer.

Trascendence, justice, and mercy: toward a (Wesleyan) reconceptualizacion of God.

Sanctification and economy: a Wesleyan perspective of Stewardship.

Christian conversion: connecting our lives with God.

Offering Christ: Wesleyan evangelism today.

Connection and Koinonia: Wesley's legacy and the ecumenical ideal.

Trinity and covenantal ministry: a study of Wesleyan traditions.

Can Wesley be read in spanish?.

Wesley in Latin America: a theological and historical reflexion.

Experiencing the spirit in Wesley and Macarius.

Reclaiming on Inheritance: Wesley as tehologian in the history of Methodist theology.