Methodism

Methodism is a movement of Protestant Christianity that is represented by a number of denominations and has seventy million followers worldwide. Methodism was a Christian spiritual revival movement occurred in England in the eighteenth century that emphasized the close relationship of the individual with God, starting with a personal conversion and following a life of Christian ethics and Christian morality. Methodism was led by John Wesley of the Anglican Church, and his brother Charles Wesley.

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