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| − | '''Holiness''' churches are those emphasizing [[John Wesley]]'s doctrine of perfection, especially as expressed in the [[Methodist Church]]. They teach that "entire sanctification" and the removal of inbred sin, follows conversion and is experienced instantaneously by faith. The believer is then able to live without deliberate sin, though not without "weaknesses". | + | '''Holiness''' '''churches''' are those emphasizing [[John Wesley]]'s doctrine of perfection, especially as expressed in the [[Methodist Church]]. They teach that "entire sanctification" and the removal of inbred sin, follows conversion and is experienced instantaneously by faith. The believer is then able to live without deliberate sin, though not without "weaknesses". |
see [[Holiness Movement]] | see [[Holiness Movement]] | ||
[[Category:Revivals]] | [[Category:Revivals]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:16, June 2, 2024
Holiness churches are those emphasizing John Wesley's doctrine of perfection, especially as expressed in the Methodist Church. They teach that "entire sanctification" and the removal of inbred sin, follows conversion and is experienced instantaneously by faith. The believer is then able to live without deliberate sin, though not without "weaknesses".