Wesleyan - Arminian Collection CD

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The Wesleyan-Arminian Collection CD recently updated for the Libronix Digital Library System, is a great complement to the writings of Adam Clarke and John Wesley. Complete with theologies, biographies and commentaries, this collection represents a broad spectrum of work from some of the founders and greatest writers in the Methodist and Wesleyan tradition. This CD will integrate seamlessly with your Logos Bible Software Series X library.

John Wesley's Notes (66 vols.)

John Wesley (1703-1791) is recognized as the founder of Methodism. The 15th child of a former Nonconformist minister, he graduated from Oxford Univ. and became a priest in the Church of England in 1728. From 1729 he participated in a religious study group in Oxford organized by his brother Charles (1707-1788), its members being dubbed the "Methodists" for their emphasis on methodical study and devotion. Wesley was one of the greatest evangelists in the history of the Christian Church. A preacher of great power and an organiser of genius, he founded Methodism in the face of intense opposition and laid the foundations of future world-wide expansion.

Works of John Fletcher (4 vols.)

John Fletcher (1729-1785) "I have not known one so uniformly and deeply devoted to God ... nor do I expect to find another such, on this side of eternity." - John Wesley. "It was whilst I read John Wesley's Journal in 1949 that I first began to be attracted to Fletcher of Madeley. I was brought face-to-face repeatedly with comments upon the manner of life of this remarkable person, and enheartened by delightful stories concerning his unique ministry. In fact, John Wesley made me feel that the eighteenth century owed more to John Fletcher than many people realised. Here was a man who had been forgotten by modern christendom, and deprived of mention by the historians, but who appears to have changed the course of national events through his prayers and zeal. It struck me as being strange that such a saint, although reserved (and thus elusive), should be neglected by us if he had been such a source of inspiration and godliness then. The fortunes of history are beyond human explanation, and sometimes the very ones who ought to be long-remembered are pushed out of the limelight by those who have more voluble supporters." - David R. Smith

Works of James Arminius (3 vols.)

"James (Jacob) Arminius (1560-1609) was a Dutch theologian who studied, taught, and eventually broke with Calvinism. He was particularly at odds with John Calvin's emphasis on unconditional election and irresistible grace. The Synod of Dort (1618-19) strongly reaffirmed ultra-Calvinism in reaction to Arminius' growing influence. As a result, hundreds of Arminians -- also known as Remonstrants -- were removed from their pulpits. But Arminianism was not to be conquered. Its strong emphasis on free-will, salvation for all, and resistible grace, continued to be influential, finding perhaps its strongest proponent in John Wesley." - (Diane Leclerc, Ph.D., Professor, History of Christian Thought, Northwest Nazarene College)

Beet's Commentaries (8 vols.)

Joseph Agar Beet was an English Wesleyan was a pastor from 1864 to 1885, and professor of systematic theology in Wesleyan College, Richmond, 1885-1905. He was also a member of the faculty of theology in the University of London in 1901-05. "In Dr. Agar Beet the Wesleyans have now a theologian who takes his place among the best of living expositors.... It is no small achievement to have carried into its ninth edition a book on so well worked a theme as the Epistle to the Romans. This success is the reward of solid and sober work. The writer has the great merit of knowing his own mind and of expressing his meaning with lucidity; and his literary skill enables him to give his readers most of the results attained by scholarship without distracting the unlearned by a parade of Greek. But he is more than a commentator; he applies the lessons of the Epistle with impressive earnestness and unfailing good taste." - The Saturday Review

Electronic Books Included

• The Works of James Arminius: Volume 1
• The Works of James Arminius: Volume 2
• The Works of James Arminius: Volume 3
• Beet's Commentary: Romans
• Beet's Commentary: 1 Corinthians
• Beet's Commentary: 2 Corinthians
• Beet's Commentary: Galatians
• Beet's Commentary: Ephesians
• Beet's Commentary: Philippians
• Beet's Commentary: Colossians
• Beet's Commentary: Philemon
• The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher: Volume 1
• The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher: Volume 2
• The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher: Volume 3
• The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher: Volume 4
• Wesley's Notes: Genesis
• Wesley's Notes: Exodus
• Wesley's Notes: Leviticus
• Wesley's Notes: Numbers
• Wesley's Notes: Deuteronomy
• Wesley's Notes: Joshua
• Wesley's Notes: Judges
• Wesley's Notes: Ruth
• Wesley's Notes: 1 Samuel
• Wesley's Notes: 2 Samuel
• Wesley's Notes: 1 Kings
• Wesley's Notes: 2 Kings
• Wesley's Notes: 1 Chronicles
• Wesley's Notes: 2 Chronicles
• Wesley's Notes: Ezra
• Wesley's Notes: Nehemiah
• Wesley's Notes: Esther
• Wesley's Notes: Job
• Wesley's Notes: Psalms
• Wesley's Notes: Proverbs
• Wesley's Notes: Ecclesiastes
• Wesley's Notes: Song of Solomon
• Wesley's Notes: Isaiah
• Wesley's Notes: Jeremiah
• Wesley's Notes: Lamentations
• Wesley's Notes: Ezekiel
• Wesley's Notes: Daniel
• Wesley's Notes: Hosea
• Wesley's Notes: Joel
• Wesley's Notes: Amos
• Wesley's Notes: Obadiah
• Wesley's Notes: Jonah
• Wesley's Notes: Micah
• Wesley's Notes: Nahum
• Wesley's Notes: Habakkuk
• Wesley's Notes: Zephaniah
• Wesley's Notes: Haggai
• Wesley's Notes: Zechariah
• Wesley's Notes: Malachi
• Wesley's Notes: Matthew
• Wesley's Notes: Mark
• Wesley's Notes: Luke
• Wesley's Notes: John
• Wesley's Notes: Acts
• Wesley's Notes: Romans
• Wesley's Notes: 1 Corinthians
• Wesley's Notes: 2 Corinthians
• Wesley's Notes: Galatians
• Wesley's Notes: Ephesians
• Wesley's Notes: Philippians
• Wesley's Notes: Colossians
• Wesley's Notes: 1 Thessalonians
• Wesley's Notes: 2 Thessalonians
• Wesley's Notes: 1 Timothy
• Wesley's Notes: 2 Timothy
• Wesley's Notes: Titus
• Wesley's Notes: Philemon
• Wesley's Notes: Hebrews
• Wesley's Notes: James
• Wesley's Notes: 1 Peter
• Wesley's Notes: 2 Peter
• Wesley's Notes: 1 John
• Wesley's Notes: 2 John
• Wesley's Notes: 3 John
• Wesley's Notes: Jude
• Wesley's Notes: Revelations
• Biography of John Wesley
• Christian Theology
• The Life of the Reverend John Fletcher