This theologian was deeply influenced by spending time with Moravian Christians while on a boat traveling to Georgia, where James Oglethorpe had invited him to found a church.
Two books about this man were written by the historian Albert Outler. This theologian was deeply influenced by spending time with Moravian Christians while on a boat traveling to Georgia, where James Oglethorpe had invited him to found a church. This theologian used the four sources of scripture, tradition, reason, and experience to reach theological conclusions, which have been termed this man's "Quadrilateral". This Arminian often clashed with his Calvinist colleague George Whitefield, though both used open-air preaching.  Often working in concert with his brother Charles, for ten points name this 18th century British evangelical theologian, the founder of Methodism.
Two books about this man were written by the historian Albert Outler.
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