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Phoebe Palmer - female author, theologian, and preacher. Spoke specifically on holiness and sanctification (19th century)
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Thomas Coke (18th century)
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Charles Wesley (18th century)
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John Miley - wrote a two-volume systematic theology (1893). Rejected the penal substitution theory of the atonement and advocated a moral government theory. (19th century)
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Jabez Bunting - author of numerous articles and published sermons. (19th century)
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Jacobus Arminius - ordained pastor of the Dutch Reformed church, studied under Theodore Beza and rejected the teachings of John Calvin, inspired the Remonstrance and the soteriological system now known as Arminianism. (Proto-Methodist theologians)
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The Methodism Reverend John Johan (1703-1791ad) led the religious revival of 18th century England, and promoted Wesley’s spiritual revival -- The Holiness Movement, the Salvation Movement and the Social Reform Movement, with “the world as my pastoral” as the Church View, the Gospel spread from England and Ireland to the United States, the western United States during the expansion, the rapid development of Methodism. From 1847 to 1949, the American Methodist Episcopal missions came to China to teach, including the Methodist Episcopal Church, the Methodist Episcopal Church, and the Methodist Episcopal Episcopal Church. In 1939, the three secessionist churches met in Kansas City, Missouri, for an Until One called the United Methodist Church. At the same time, the three missions in China naturally merged and became known as the Chinese Methodist Church.
The random tool generated a list of 21 items and recorded the names of Methodism theologians. These include the names of Proto-Methodist Theologians, 18th century, and 19th-century theologians.
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