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John Wesley and peacemaking
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John Wesley and Peacemaking. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/15941e6f-5fef-40b9-b6f3-69d83cef49f6?locale=en.Note: These citations are programmatically generated and may be incomplete.
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- This project/thesis endeavors to apply John Wesley's doctrine of sanctification on peacemaking. Since sanctification is a continuing process of change involving both the individual and the society, peacemaking provides the substance and direction of this process of change. In a context of war/conflict, such as what is currently obtaining in the Philippines, peacemaking is the way to proclaim the Good News and to witness to Gods redeeming love. It is the contention of the author, however, that the local churches are neither oriented nor equipped to participate in peacemaking. It is therefore important that strong formational programs have to be launched towards this purpose, targeting pastors, lay preachers, Sunday School teachers and leaders of lay organizations. The local churches will prove faithful to the gospel by engaging in the ministry of peacemaking.
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