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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Methodism (4228 words)
Methodism for the rigorous doctrine of predestination as understood by Calvinism.
Methodism, Newfoundland and the eastern provinces of Canada were after 1799 supplied with preachers from England, and came under English jurisdiction.
Methodism spread to Tasmania in 1820, to Tonga in 1822, to
Methodism (5449 words)
In its work of conversion Methodism is aggressive and largely appeals to religious sentiment; camp-meetings and revivals are important forms of evangelization, at least in America.
Methodism was introduced into France in 1790, but it has never succeeded in getting a strong foothold there.
Methodism spread to Tasmania in 1820, to Tonga in 1822, to New Zealand in 1823, and in 1835 Cargill and Cross began their evangelistic work in the Fiji Islands.
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