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For part of his adult life Clarke served under Wesley, and followed him in affirming [[Arminianism]], opposing the Calvinistic distinctives regarding predestination, as he held to the offer of justification from God to all persons. Clarke and also held to the Methodist doctrine of entire sanctification.<ref>http://www.ccel.org/c/clarke</ref>
For part of his adult life Clarke served under Wesley, and followed him in affirming [[Arminianism]], opposing the Calvinistic distinctives regarding predestination, as he held to the offer of justification from God to all persons. Clarke and also held to the Methodist doctrine of entire sanctification.<ref>http://www.ccel.org/c/clarke</ref>
Clarke endured many hardships on his way to becoming educated, and as a circuit rider preacher. The life of Clarke is is well told by Douglass Gorrie in ''The lives of eminent Methodist ministers''.<ref>[http://www.godrules.net/library/clarke/08clarke_a9.htm LIFE SKETCH OF DR. ADAM CLARKE]</ref>
Clarke endured many hardships on his way to becoming educated, and as a circuit rider preacher. The life of Clarke is well told by Douglass Gorrie in ''The lives of eminent Methodist ministers''.<ref>[http://www.godrules.net/library/clarke/08clarke_a9.htm LIFE SKETCH OF DR. ADAM CLARKE]</ref>
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