TY  - BOOK
AU  - Runyon,Theodore
AU  - Runyon,Theodore
AU  - Bonino,José Míguez
AU  - Davies,Rapert E.
AU  - Kent,John
AU  - Madron,Thomas W.
AU  - Smith,Timothy L.
AU  - Dayton,Donald W.
AU  - Hardesty,Nancy A.
AU  - Cone,James H.
TI  - Sanctification & liberation : liberation theologies in light of the Wesleyan tradition
SN  - 0687368103
PY  - 1981///
CY  - Nashville (US)
PB  - Abingdon, 
KW  - RELIGION
KW  - SANTIFICACION
KW  - HISTORIA DE LAS DOCTRINAS
KW  - CONGRESOS
KW  - TEOLOGIA DE LA LIBERACION
KW  - WESLEY, JOHN (1703-1791)
KW  - CONSEJO METODISTA MUNDIAL
KW  - (FUNDADO EN 1881)
N1  - Wesley saw salvation as a transforming of the individual and of society. Christian desillusionment with an imperfect world, he felt, could be channeled into social concerns, where it would provide "motivation for reform in light of a more perfect way".
The authors see modern liberationists as being sparked by a similar desire for reform. They relate the Wesleyan heritage to today's world by individually probing the social implications of Wesley's ministry-his attacks on economic oppression, his championship of antislavery, and his encouragement of the contributions of women in Wesleyan societies
N2  - Wesley and the theologies of liberation; Wesley's doctrine of sanctification from a liberationist perspective; Justification, sanctification, and the liberation of the person; Methodism and social change in Britain; John Wesley on economics; Holiness and radicalism in nineteenth-century America; Whither Evangelicalism?; Wesleyan movement and women's liberation; Sanctification and liberation in the black religious tradition; Methodist witness and the African situation; Liberating pastoral for the rich
ER  -