" The creation of this religious denomination was inspired by Clement of Alexandria's description of a perfect Christian, and the preaching of this denomination was based on its founder's Sermons and Explanatory Notes Upon the New Testament.
One early member of this faith founded what would become Cheshnut College for Ministers after six students of this faith were expelled from St. Edmund Hall. That woman, Selina Hastings, Countess of Huntingdon, was instrumental to founding one offshoot of this faith, whose members congregate in societies called "connections." The creation of this religious denomination was inspired by Clement of Alexandria's description of a perfect Christian, and the preaching of this denomination was based on its founder's Sermons and Explanatory Notes Upon the New Testament. This denomination was first established in the United States at the Christmas Conference led by two men appointed co-superintendents by this faith's primary founder, Francis Asbury and Thomas Coke and adheres to its founder's namesake "quadrilateral" of scripture, tradition, reason, and experience. For 10 points, name this Protestant Christian denomination primarily based on the teachings of John Wesley.
One early member of this faith founded what would become Cheshnut College for Ministers after six students of this faith were expelled from St. Edmund Hall.
Methodism [accept word forms]