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Igreja Metodista
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religião de fé cristã protestante
Methodism is a Protestant Christian tradition that began in 18th-century England as a revival movement within the Church of England, founded on the teachings of John Wesley and characterized by a methodical, disciplined approach to practicing Christian faith. After Wesley's death, Methodism became its own separate denomination and spread widely throughout the British Empire and beyond, making it an influential branch of Christianity that still exists today.
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Metodismo foi um movimento de avivamento espiritual cristão ocorrido na Inglaterra do século XVIII que deu origem a Igreja Metodista em 1739 e enfatizou a relação íntima do indivíduo com Deus, iniciando-se com uma conversão pessoal e seguindo uma vida de ética e moral cristã. Outra ênfase forte do movimento foi o seu engajamento em questões de assistência e ação social. O metodismo foi liderado pelos Reverendos John Wesley (1703-1791) e seu irmão Charles Wesley (1707-1788), considerado um dos maiores expoentes da música sacra protestante, ambos ministros da Igreja Anglicana.
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