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The decline of God: a model for understanding Christian doctrine in the local United Methodist Church
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- God has condescended to us in five stages, with each stage constituting a major point of doctrine. Early Methodism was founded upon these 'main branches' of faith and grew into a strong church. Modern Methodism must once again return to the essentials of the faith. Through an eleven-session course, the teacher leads the participants into an understanding of the major doctrines, resulting in a greater knowledge of biblical truth in the Wesleyan emphasis, and a stronger ability to defend the faith.
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