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Calvinistic Methodism or Reformed Methodism includes a number of Methodists who adhere to a modified form of the Reformed theology of John Calvin. In addition to Reformed soteriology, Calvinistic Methodists adhere to Reformed covenant theology. The majority of Methodism in the present day adheres to Wesleyan-Arminian theology, formulated by John Wesley and codified by John William Fletcher. Calvinistic Methodism traces its origins to the Evangelical Revival work of George Whitfield, a contemporary of John Wesley. Calvinistic Methodist doctrine is explicated in the Confession of Faith of the Calvinistic Methodists of Wales (1823).
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