Wesley, And Methodism
Wesley, And Methodism
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" This mode of dealing with facts so strange is not far from being sober and safe. It does not appear that these cases were in any way connected with religious feelings. The instances much re- semble some that have of late years been obtruded upon public attention by the professors of the mesmeric art. Wesley's testi mony concerning facts of his own knowledge ought always to be received implicitly (as, for example, such as the following), and then candor will demand that a man who not very infr...equently witnessed what no philosophy can explain, may be pardoned if he sometimes accepts, too readily, the stories related to him by others. His journal of January 13, 1743, has this entry: ' Rode to Stratford-upon-Avon. I had scarce sat down be- fore I was informed Mrs. K. , a middle-aged woman, of Shattery, half a mile from Stratford, had been for many weeks last past in a way which nobody could understand. That she had sent for a minister; but, almost as soon as he came, began roaring in so 304 NOTES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This mode of dealing with facts so strange is not far from being sober and safe. It does not appear that these cases were in any way connected with religious feelings. The instances much re- semble some that have of late years been obtruded upon public attention by the professors of the mesmeric art. Wesley's testi mony concerning facts of his own knowledge ought always to be received implicitly (as, for example, such as the following), and then candor will demand that a man who not very infr...equently witnessed what no philosophy can explain, may be pardoned if he sometimes accepts, too readily, the stories related to him by others. His journal of January 13, 1743, has this entry: ' Rode to Stratford-upon-Avon. I had scarce sat down be- fore I was informed Mrs. K. , a middle-aged woman, of Shattery, half a mile from Stratford, had been for many weeks last past in a way which nobody could understand. That she had sent for a minister; but, almost as soon as he came, began roaring in so 304 NOTES.
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