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He was so committed to seeing his people grow in their holiness and obedience that the doctrine of entire sanctification was regarded as "the grand depositum which God has lodged with the people called Methodists and for the sake of propagating this chiefly He appears to have raised us up" (Schaupp 2002, 8).
John Wesley and Entire Sanctification by Oliver Louis Theophilus Harding / Philosophy and religion community
Paul's admonition Depositum custodi, "guard what has been entrusted to you.
Why I am a conservative: a symposium by Modern Age
The more it is seen that the Christian faith is the encounter with Someone great and beautiful, the more it will be understood that the depositum fidei, the doctrine--and not our ideas or interpretations--is key to penetrating this mystery in the truest way.
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