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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]].
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[[John Wesley]] (1703-1791) was a Christian reformer 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]].
  
 
[[Category:Religious people|Wesley, John]]
 
[[Category:Religious people|Wesley, John]]

Revision as of 17:56, May 29, 2007

John Wesley (1703-1791) was a Christian reformer 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.