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Also known as Methodist movement, Methodist church, Methodists
courant issu de l'anglicanisme
Methodism is a Protestant Christian tradition that began in 18th-century England as a revival movement within the Church of England, founded on the teachings of John Wesley and characterized by a methodical, disciplined approach to practicing Christian faith. After Wesley's death, Methodism became its own separate denomination and spread widely throughout the British Empire and beyond, making it an influential branch of Christianity that still exists today.
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Le méthodisme est un courant du protestantisme issu d'un schisme d'avec l'Église anglicane regroupant de nombreuses Églises d'orientations diverses, mais trouvant leur inspiration dans la prédication de John Wesley au XVIIIe siècle. En 2018, 40 millions de personnes se réclament du méthodisme. Historiquement, le méthodisme est le principal propagateur du Grand Réveil.
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