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Book Review: Jewish and Christian Self-Definition 3: Self-Definition in the Greco-Roman World

orbed"), tiresome metaphors ("stream"), and lamentable lapses into jargon ("The theological stance that ensued was life affirming"). In a field not overpopulated with good studies, Practiced Divinity is particularly welcome. No adequate account of the Wesleyan theological tradition can evade the issues raised by this study. With this book L. has earned the reputation as the leading authority on the history of American Wesleyan theology. He also has earned the right to be heard when he bemoans the "loss of a sense of tradition" in contemporary Methodism.