Wesley on Religious Education
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The book delves into the theological foundations of Wesley's educational theories, emphasizing his belief in the necessity of disciplined study alongside spiritual growth. It highlights Wesley's innovative use of Sunday schools and the publication of accessible religious literature to reach the masses. By contextualizing Wesley's work within the 18th-century educational landscape, Prince provides valuable insights into how these historical methods shaped modern Christian education and the Methodist tradition. This volume serves as an essential resource for scholars of church history, educators, and anyone interested in the intersection of faith and learning.
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