H. Ray Dunning

This work takes the basic tenets of John Wesley and states them in more contemporary terms. An excellent resource for those who desire to understand the Wesleyan tradition. 

Contents:

Foreword by the authors
Preface by Dan Boone, President, Trevecca Nazarene University

1. A Life in Preparation
2. A Personal Story of Grace
3. Pastor
4. Professor
5. Administrator
6. Theologian
7. General Superintendent
8. Family Man
9. An Enduring Friendship:  Recollections of Two Friends

Appendix 1: a partial bibliography of William M. Greathouse's writings
Appendix 2: Greathouse honors
Notes

Subtitle:  A History of Ethics in the Church of the Nazarene the First 75 years

Contents:

Introduction, pg. 1

Chapter 1: The Doctrinal source of Nazarene Ethics, pg. 6
     Wesley's Ethical Emphasis
     Wesley's View of Sanctification
     Wesleyanism in America
     The Keswick Influence
     Nazarene Spokesmen on Sanctification
     Conclusion

Chapter 2: Historical Sources of Nazarene Ethics, pg. 49
     Documentary Sources
     Socio-Historical Sources

Table of Contents:

Contents:

Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1:  Happiness - the Universal Quest, p. 9
Chapter 2:  Classical Views of Happiness, p. 13
Chapter 3:  Christian Responses to the Quest for Happiness, p. 17
Chapter 4:  Happiness in the Old Testament, p. 23
Chapter 5:  The Kingdom of God and Happiness, p. 29
Chapter 6:  John Wesley on Happiness, p. 36
Chapter 7:  Holiness and Happiness, p. 53
Chapter 8:  The Higher Happiness, p. 64
Chapter 9:  Final Observations, p. 84

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