Use of methodism in Sentences. 16 Examples
The examples include methodism at the start of sentence, methodism at the end of sentence and methodism in the middle of sentence
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methodism at the start of sentence
- Methodism , however, developed its own theological system as expressed in two principal standards of orthodoxy.
- Methodism is represented by a first building dated 1897 and a more recent and well-supported church, both in Willerby Square.
methodism at the end of sentence
- It was built in 1904, the first church was built after 1900 by US methodism .
- Almost exactly parallel with the growth of business prosperity in the town was the growth of methodism.
- John Wesley was the primary figure in the eighteenth century Evangelical Revival and founder of methodism.
methodism in the middle of sentence
- In the apprehensive 1790s hostility towards methodism certainly increased.
- To present methodism as essentially an urban phenomenon is seriously misleading.
- She never returned to the fiercely strict methodism of her youth, nor inflicted it on her children.
- Religions: Roman Catholicism (95%), Church of Ireland Episcopalianism, Presbyterianism, methodism, Judaism.
- It reminds me of the story where someone told John Wesley, the founder of methodism, "I just can't forgive that person!
- Her parents taught her the verities they believed in: methodism, hard work, thrift and the importance of the individual.
- For those who see methodism only through the solid shopkeeper image of Victorian times, this may seem a strange assertion.
- Some one said that the extensive spread and social reform movement of methodism of modem Christian Protestantism were all operated by foreign missionaries.
- Canadian culture, methodism, New Criticism, Oswald Spengler and Carl Gustav Jung have the influence on the production of Northrop Frye's cultural critical theory.
- Word Weng, methodism and the Japanese monk who Junsuke last shots poem ("o-pay sign the book" Grand early release articles Volume II "and the shots Rhyme" Poetry Notes).
- The "cleanliness" passage was coined by John Wesley, the 18th century evangelist who founded methodism, says Thomas Kidd, a history professor at Baylor University in Texas.
