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243 pages : 22 cm I. An epoch-making day -- A. Was May 24 epoch-making? -- B. Can the experience be called conversion? -- II. Wesley's Protestant conversion -- A. John Wesley, Protestant -- B. The Oxford background of the conversion -- The Oxford Christian -- Catholic heritage and practice -- Adventure in mysticism -- C. The Moravian influence -- The Georgian mission -- Aboard the Simmonds -- In Georgia -- Events culminating on May 24, 1738 -- Events culminating on May 21, 1738 -- Evangelical content of the Wesleys' conversion -- The permanence of the Moravian influence -- III. The conversion and the critics -- A.A Roman Catholic criticism -- B.A humanist criticism -- Wesley's alleged modification of his views -- The allegations examined especially in light of Charles Wesley's hymns -- C. The psychological criticism -- Psychology and conversion -- Psychology and John Wesley's conversion -- IV. Wesley's Catholic retroversion -- A. Limitations on the conversion experience -- B. Catholic retroversion illustrated by Wesley's polemical writings -- In reference to mysticism -- In reference to Moravian Quietism -- In reference to Calvinism -- C. Wesley's defensive controversies -- D. Wesl
- Author
- J. Ernest Rattenbury
- Publisher
- London: Epworth Press
- Published
- 1938
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Memoir, Philosophy, Biography
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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