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Subject: Re: Wesleyan Church
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Date: 23 Jun 91 04:37:01 GMT
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In article <Jun.22.00.56.34.1991.6549@athos.rutgers.edu> rb65@prism.gatech.edu (Butera, Robert J.) writes:
>it was influenced by the holiness movement (if you haven't heard of
>this, think of it as a brand of pentecostalism) and premillinealism,

This is little bit misleading.  First, Pentecostalism is a brand of the
holiness movement, not the other way around.  Second, your statement   
may imply the Wesleyan Church or the holiness movement is Pentecostal
which they are not.

[Perhaps you'd care to comment on the differences....  --clh]