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[[John Wesley]] was a Christian reformer during the 18th century who was one of the founders of [[Methodist|Methodism]], and who, along with [[William Wilberforce]], began speaking out against slavery. Wesley was considered to be an [[Arminianism|Arminian]].
 
[[John Wesley]] was a Christian reformer during the 18th century who was one of the founders of [[Methodist|Methodism]], and who, along with [[William Wilberforce]], began speaking out against slavery. Wesley was considered to be an [[Arminianism|Arminian]].
  
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Revision as of 18:24, April 15, 2007

John Wesley was a Christian reformer during the 18th century who was one of the founders of Methodism, and who, along with William Wilberforce, began speaking out against slavery. Wesley was considered to be an Arminian.