Thoughts Upon Necessity
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1750-1800 / John Wesley / Methodism / Pamphlet / Paper / Printing & Publishing / Publication
Printed on paper
Printed by R.Hawes, London, 1775
First published in 1774, Wesley's 'Thoughts Upon Necessity' is a reproach to those Churchmen who see God's decrees as fixed and immutable, and man's actions as stemming from a grand design. In essence, the 'Thoughts' refute the Calvinist world view of predetermination.
Printed by R.Hawes, London, 1775
First published in 1774, Wesley's 'Thoughts Upon Necessity' is a reproach to those Churchmen who see God's decrees as fixed and immutable, and man's actions as stemming from a grand design. In essence, the 'Thoughts' refute the Calvinist world view of predetermination.
