Keeping Faith An Ecumenical Commentary On The Articles Of Religion And Confession Of Faith Of The United Methodist Churc
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Keeping Faith by D. Stephen Long is a concise, ecumenical commentary on the Articles of Religion and the Confession of Faith in the Wesleyan/Methodist tradition. Published by Cascade Books (an imprint of Wipf & Stock Publishers) in March 2012, the work runs to 118 pages and is presented in a short, accessible format.
Keeping Faith by D. Stephen Long is a concise, ecumenical commentary on the Articles of Religion and the Confession of Faith in the Wesleyan/Methodist tradition. Published by Cascade Books (an imprint of Wipf & Stock Publishers) in March 2012, the work runs to 118 pages and is presented in a short, accessible format.
Pros
- Concise, approachable commentary that makes historic Articles and Confession material readable for modern readers.
- Ecumenical framing that connects Wesleyan/Methodist documents with broader Christian doctrine.
- Concise, approachable commentary that makes historic Articles and Confession material readable for modern readers.
- Ecumenical framing that connects Wesleyan/Methodist documents with broader Christian doctrine.
- Clear chapter structure covering major doctrinal topics, useful for study groups or introductory courses.
Cons
- −At 118 pages the treatment is introductory and does not offer extensive scholarly depth on every article.
- −While ecumenical in intent, the book remains rooted in the Wesleyan/Methodist perspective and may not satisfy readers seeking non‑confessional or highly technical analysis.
- −At 118 pages the treatment is introductory and does not offer extensive scholarly depth on every article.
- −While ecumenical in intent, the book remains rooted in the Wesleyan/Methodist perspective and may not satisfy readers seeking non‑confessional or highly technical analysis.
- −Readers seeking comprehensive historical-critical or systematic-theological monographs may find the scope too limited.
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