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Along with [[William Wilberforce]], Wesley spoke out against [[slavery]].<ref>http://gbgm-umc.org/umw/wesley/wilber.stm</ref> Wesley was considered to have been an [[Arminianism|Arminian]].<ref>http://wesley.nnu.edu/wesleyan_theology/theojrnl/21-25/22-06.htm</ref>

Along with [[William Wilberforce]], Wesley spoke out against [[slavery]].<ref>http://gbgm-umc.org/umw/wesley/wilber.stm</ref> Wesley was considered to have been an [[Arminianism|Arminian]].<ref>http://wesley.nnu.edu/wesleyan_theology/theojrnl/21-25/22-06.htm</ref>

David Beidel wrote in his article ''The Bloodless Revolution: What We Need to Learn from [[John Wesley]] and the [[Great Awakening]]''

David Beidel wrote in his article ''The Bloodless Revolution: What We Need to Learn from [[John Wesley]] and the [[Great Awakening]]''

{{Cquote|In the 18th Century, most of Europe was on fire. Bloody civil wars and revolutions were decimating nation after nation. Unrestrained injustice, government and Church corruption, slave trade and the oppression of the poor created a powder keg for violence. Miraculously, Great Britain escaped the horrors of civil war and the brutal savagery that revolutionary anarchy engenders.

{{Cquote|In the 18th Century, most of Europe was on fire. Bloody civil wars and revolutions were decimating nation after nation. Unrestrained injustice, government and Church corruption, slave trade and the oppression of the poor created a powder keg for violence. Miraculously, Great Britain escaped the horrors of civil war and the brutal savagery that revolutionary anarchy engenders.