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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE THEOLOGY OF BISHOPS WILLIAM PAUL QUINN AND DANIEL ALEXANDER PAYNEFaith, Freedom, Education, and the Making of the African Methodist Episcopal ChurchVolume II: Formation: Education, Freedom, Worship, and LegacyBy Rev. Dr. John DandridgeWhat happens when theology leaves the pulpit and enters the classroom, the struggle for freedom, the public square, the worshiping community, and the formation of the next generation?In Volume II of The Theology of Bishops William Paul Quinn and Daniel Alexander Payne, Rev. Dr. John Dandridge brings his landmark comparative study of two formative bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal Church to its powerful conclusion.Where Volume I established the historical, biblical, doctrinal, soteriological, and ecclesiological foundations of Quinn and Payne's theology, Volume II asks what those convictions produced in the life of the church and the struggle of Black people for freedom.At the center are two extraordinary visions of Christian formation.Bishop William Paul Quinn carried African Methodism across the frontier. His classroom was often the class meeting, Sunday School, revival, congregation, or circuit itself. Through apprenticeship, catechetical instruction, church planting, and disciplined community life, Quinn helped form Christian leaders where seminaries, libraries, financial resources, and even basic educational opportunities were scarce.Bishop Daniel Alexander Payne pursued the same mission through another path. Scholar, educator, bishop, historian, and institutional builder, Payne understood education as a theological vocation. His leadership at Wilberforce University embodied his conviction that the liberation of Black people required the cultivation of both mind and spirit. For Payne, education could become an instrument of sanctification, dignity, leadership, and freedom.But education is only the beginning.Volume II follows Quinn and Payne into some of the most consequential questions in African American religious history: What does Christian freedom mean in a society structured by racial oppression? What responsibility does the Black Church have in public life? How should worship form a people? How are ministers and lay leaders prepared for service? And what can nineteenth-century African Methodist theology teach the twenty-first-century Church.The final section brings the historical argument directly into the present. Dr. Dandridge explores Quinn's legacy of missionary courage, church planting, discipline, and connectionalism alongside Payne's legacy of educated ministry, institutional development, ordered worship, and theological seriousness. He then places both bishops within the wider development of African American theology and asks what their witness offers contemporary pastors, churches, theological schools, and denominational leaders.It is an exploration of a Black Wesleyan theological tradition in which salvation and liberation, holiness and education, worship and justice, spiritual formation and public witness belong together.Dr. Dandridge also refuses to romanticize his subjects. Their achievements, limitations, tensions, and disagreements are examined critically. The recurring tension between Quinn's practical missionary formation and Payne's scholarly institutional vision becomes one of the book's greatest strengths: the Church needs both Spirit and structure, accessibility and intellectual rigor, evangelism and education, freedom and discipline.This volume is especially valuable for AME clergy and laity, seminarians, pastors, historians, theologians, students of African American religion, scholars of Black theology, Wesleyan and Methodist researchers, HBCU comm Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE THEOLOGY OF BISHOPS WILLIAM PAUL QUINN AND DANIEL ALEXANDER PAYNEFaith, Freedom, Education, and the Making of the African Methodist Episcopal ChurchVolume I: Foundations: Life, Scripture, and DoctrineWho were the theologians who helped shape the African Methodist Episcopal Church after Richard Allen, and why does their theology still matter?In The Theology of Bishops William Paul Quinn and Daniel Alexander Payne, Rev. Dr. John Dandridge recovers two towering yet too often underexamined architects of African Methodism and places them where they belong: at the center of the theological, ecclesial, educational, and freedom-seeking tradition of the AME Church.William Paul Quinn and Daniel Alexander Payne inherited a church born from Black resistance to racial humiliation and helped transform it into a powerful connectional institution. Yet they approached that work through distinctive theological visions. Quinn was the missionary bishop, frontier church planter, defender of ecclesial discipline, and courageous itinerant who carried African Methodism into territories where independent Black religious leadership could be dangerous. Payne was the scholar-bishop, educator, historian, theological reformer, and institution builder who insisted that an educated ministry was essential to the future of Black Christianity.Read together, their lives and writings reveal complementary dimensions of a distinctly Black Wesleyan theology shaped by Scripture, grace, holiness, freedom, education, mission, discipline, and the struggle for human dignity.At the interpretive center of this study is their remarkable 1868 exchange in The Christian Recorder concerning the "Letter of the Law" and the "Spirit of the Law." Dr. Dandridge uses this theological conversation as a lens for understanding how two bishops of the same church wrestled with Scripture, discipline, freedom, grace, Christian formation, and the responsibilities facing a newly emancipated people. Rather than reducing Quinn and Payne to theological opponents, he shows how their differences illuminate two necessary dimensions of African Methodist thought.Volume I: Foundations: Life, Scripture, and Doctrine begins with the birth of African Methodism and follows the lives and ministries of Quinn and Payne before moving into a sustained comparative examination of their theology.Readers will explore their understandings of Scripture, biblical interpretation, God and divine providence, Christology, the Holy Spirit, salvation, sanctification, Christian perfection, ecclesiology, episcopal leadership, church governance, and mission.The book also places these nineteenth-century bishops in conversation with the larger Black theological tradition. Questions of slavery, emancipation, racial oppression, education, human agency, institutional independence, holiness, and social transformation are treated not as side issues, but as essential dimensions of the theological world Quinn and Payne inhabited.This makes Volume I valuable not only for AME clergy and laypeople, but also for seminarians, professors, church historians, pastors, students of African American religion, researchers of Wesleyan theology, and readers interested in the relationship between Christianity, race, freedom, and institution-building in America.Quinn gave African Methodism the courage of the missionary road and the discipline necessary to build churches under hostile conditions. Payne championed theological education, intellectual formation, institutional development, and a ministry capable of thinking as deeply as it believed.Volume I is a self-contained study, while Volume II continues the project with education, freedom, worship, legacy, and the complete scholarly apparatus Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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