Wesleyan Theological Perspectives (5 vols.)

by John E. Hartley; Larry Shelton

Publisher:

Warner

, 1981–1986

Overview

With the increasing interest in Wesleyan theology, the need for a fresh inquiry into the fundamentals of this theological perspective has resulted in an outstanding five-volume series. Noted theologians from across the United States contributed to each volume, making the entire work noteworthy. The articles are written to examine each aspect of Wesleyan theology for use in contemporary life. A practical study of Wesleyan theology and its creative application to life today is as valid as it ever has been. Each reader will discover new enlightenment from the Bible as the pages of this series are studied.

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Key Features

• Introduction to Wesleyan theology
• Contributions from noted theologians
• Analysis of various theological topics, including soteriology, ecclesiology, pneumetology, ethics, and hermeneutics

Product Details

• Title: Wesleyan Theological Perspectives
• Editors: John E. Hartley and R. Larry Shelton
• Publisher: Warner Press
• Volumes: 5

About the Editors

John E. Hartley is a distinguished professor of Old Testament at Azusa Pacific University, where he has served for 36 years.

R. Larry Shelton is the Richard B. Parker Professor of Wesleyan Theology and the director of MATS and MDiv programs at George Fox Evangelical Seminary.