renniks
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Im not so sure I agree. I was raised Wesleyan Methodist, so most of what is being talked about here is familiar to me. I have serious doubts about those claiming ES on one hand but I also don't hold it against them. They were just following what they were taught. But there was certainly testimony about a moment of salvation, in fact that was strongly emphasized. The only real difference from mainline churches on salvation was that it could be lost. Sanctification was taught as something that happened in a moment of time rather than a process. I do rather miss the loud fervent praying. It doesn't happen in the churches I've attended since.No one action saves you. In Wesleyan theology we aren't "saved" past tense. We are still being saved.
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