John Wesley's Moral Theology

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The book argues that the Wesleyan tradition should be viewed through the lens of Moral Theology, rooted in the virtue tradition of Thomas Aquinas, rather than as merely philosophical ethics. This shift in perspective aims to address the distortions caused by confining Wesleyan thought to applied ethics, which has contributed to contemporary ethical dilemmas concerning issues like money, war, peace, homosexuality, and technology. The author advocates for a deeper understanding of Wesleyan theology to navigate these complex moral challenges.