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Repentance in Wesleyan Doctrine and Methodism Debate
The text argues repentance as a real change in conduct and lasting reform of evil habits, opposing despondent emotion as proof. It cites Wesley, Homilies, and Methodist views as requiring conviction of sin with sincere resolutions, while dismissing mere external change and inert lamentations. It contrasts scriptural terms and stresses fruits meet for repentance.
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