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A Dialogue Between Wesley and Confucius on the Theme of Sanctification

Seung-an Im

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How, then, can Wesley's "gospel" of holiness be preached to people living in a culture which has been dominantly influenced by Confucian "ethics" of holiness? The question is important to a Asian Christian minister who regards John Wesley as his theological and spiritual teacher. This paper has been prepared to address the issue in the context of Christian ministry and mission.

Most of the first and second chapter of this paper was read at the World Methodist Society Conference, in Rome, Italy, in 1994. And this was read at Asia Pacific Region Theology Conference of the Church of the Nazarene in 2003.

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Publish Year: 2004

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KeywordsConfucianism, Japan, Korea

Sponsored ByInternational Board of Education

Periodical TitleDidache: Faithful Teaching

Periodical Year2004

Periodical MonthJune

Periodical Volume Number4

Periodical Issue Number1

Periodical ISSN15360156

Peer Reviewed?No

Series Number4

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