Reading Scripture in Weslyean Ways

Carr, Frederick David

ISBN 10: 1791035752 / ISBN 13: 9781791035754

Published by Abingdon Press, 2025

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Reading Scripture in Weslyean Ways
• Publisher: Abingdon Press
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1791035752
• ISBN 13: 9781791035754
• Binding: paperback
• Edition: Reading Scripture in Wesleyan Ways.
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Unlock Wesleyan insights today.

What is distinctive about how Christians in the Wesleyan tradition interpret the Bible? How can Wesleyans read Scripture in ways that are true to their theological heritage and that can also discern in its pages a guiding witness to a faithful Christian life amid contemporary challenges? Put simply, what is Wesleyan about Wesleyan biblical theology?

Discover the essence of Wesleyan biblical interpretation―a reflection of history, theology, and practice―in the book Reading Scripture in Wesleyan Ways. Dive into the vibrant world of Wesleyan Christianity with scholars who explore the unique ways in which Wesleyans read and interpret the Bible. Gain insights from diverse perspectives as these experts showcase practical examples of Wesleyan biblical interpretation. Whether you’re a pastor, scholar, church leader, or student preparing for ministry, this collection is valuable for understanding and applying Wesleyan interpretations of Scripture. Delve deeper into how Wesleyans approach their primary source for moral and theological reflection in today’s challenging global landscape.

Contributors: Diana Abernethy, Cheryl B. Anderson, Brady Alan Beard, Presian R. Burroughs, Frederick David Carr, Kristin Helms, Stephen Riley, Charles Rivera, Robert W. Wall, and Jennifer S. Wyant.

About the Authors

Frederick David Carr, Ph D , is an Associate Professor of Biblical Studies at Northeastern Seminary at Roberts Wesleyan University and an Instructor for the Deaconess and Home Missionary program in the United Methodist Church.

Brady Alan Beard, PhD, is the Head of Research and Instruction at Pitts Theology Library and an adjunct instructor at Candler School of Theology at Emory University, and he teaches for their Course of Study program.

Diana Abernethy, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Religion at Huntingdon College.

Robert W Wall, ThD, is the Paul T. Walls Professor Emeritus of Scripture and Wesleyan Studies at Seattle Pacific University.

Presian R Burroughs, ThD, is an adjunct professor at Duke Divinity School, a New Testament scholar, researcher, writer, and a United Methodist layperson.