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WHDL - 00014370

Conflicting Concepts of Holiness

W. T. Purkiser

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Book

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English

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Description / Abstract

The material in this book was originally prepared for the 1952 Berry Lectures at Nazarene Theological Seminary and the 1953 John Gould Memorial Lectures at Eastern Nazarene College. Three of the lectures were presented to the ministers of the Los Angeles District in their 1952 retreat.

The revised edition, published in 1972, includes the following information on the back cover: That there are significant doctrinal conflicts among evangelical bodies we cannot deny. Though some are clear-cut, rnany are the result of a misunderstanding of the other's interpretation — a failure to clarify the issues. This book is an endeavor to build a bridge of understanding concerning the Wesleyan position on holiness or entire sanctification. It compares the various other current viewpoints with those of the Wesleyan-Arminians, particularly emphasizing the scriptural support upon which each is based.

CONTENTS
01 -- Sanctification and Cleansing
02 -- Process and Crisis in Sanctification
03 -- Christian Perfection and Sin
04 -- Sanctification and Signs
05 -- Sanctification and Security

The 1953 edition was originally digitized and provided to NNU Wesley Center by Duane V. Maxey of Holiness Data Ministry (HDM)

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Publishers

Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City

Publish Year: 1972

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Copyright Notes

Due diligence has been exercised in the determination that this item is in the public domain due to lack of copyright registration, expiration of the copyright term, and/or failure to comply with relevant copyright registration requirements.

KeywordsSanctificatoin, Holiness, Christian Perfection

Peer Reviewed?No

Place of PublicationKansas City, MO

Pages96

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