1823 LAURENCE KEAN. Kean's Vindication of Methodism. Emotionalism, Revivalism, Calvinism. George Whitefield at the church of Joseph

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1823 LAURENCE KEAN. Kean's Vindication of Methodism. Emotionalism, Revivalism, Calvinism. George Whitefield at the church of JosephScarce refutation by Methodist, Laurence Kean, of Samuel Pelton's The Absurdities of Methodism, in which Pelton charged that the emotionalism and revivalism, the Arminianism and emphasis on free will, etc., of Methodism are heretical and unorthodox aberrations from the historic faith. Kean, Laurence. A Plain and Positive Refutation of the Rev. Samuel Pelton's Unjust and Unfounded Charges, Entitled "The Absurdities of Methodism:" Containing I. A Public