Organizing Wesleyan's Postion of Inquiries and my Panorama Theology

Wesleyan believes that humanity seals the image of God and is the ability to solve between good and evil. Therefore, people produced excellent answers to their choices. However, since Adam's collapse, individuals can not try to do the right thing on their own, this may be the result of the original sin This is not just the follow-up of Adam's example, but also the character of corruption Yes. Every human being naturally breeds to the descendants of Adam.

Wesley Theology At the most basic level of Wesleyan theology, baby baptism seems to be accepted, but it is not usually practiced. John Wesley thinks baby baptism is a means of redemption, but there is evidence that playback is not related to baptism, so even Wesley himself asserts conscious consciousness of adults It is. Wesley distinguishes between baptism and new life clearly. There, there is a grace to wash away and save it inside. Even Wesleyan tradition seems to be devoted to attracting children through encouraging parents and communities to raise children in a sacred way rather than baby baptisms. However, Wesley highly appreciated the baby 's baptism and further wrote a paper on baptism, insisting on baby' s baptism.

Wesley Quad forms the core belief of the Methodist Church and is a theological reflection system consisting of four sources, originating from works of John Wesley, the founder and leader of the 18th century. The Wesleyan rectangle is called our theology guide of Methodist church. The four-point system includes the Bible, the reasons, traditions, and experiences. Wesley said only the Bible can decide Christian teachings. Biblical authority can be logically divided into two functions, authority as the source of truth and norm as truth. Both Wesley see the Bible. The reason may be part of the practice of theology as long as it is carefully defined. Interpretation of scriptures and experiences can be evaluated based on its relevance. Rationality can play a role in practical theology