Historically, Calvinists have feared that Wesleyans have strayed too close to Pelagianism. Pope stepped down amid discontent that the group had strayed from its core principles. Somehow, 33 aircraft strayed off course and approached an Allied convoy. LJ's founders believed that the SSP had strayed from Jhangvi's ideals. Migrants caught and ate mice that strayed into their cabins. Similarly, the brumby descended from horses strayed or let loose in Australia by English settlers. Raised Pentecostal, Hammer strayed from his Christian faith during his success, before returning to ministry. Hashing has not strayed far from its roots in Kuala Lumpur. Such conflicts usually begin when cattle have strayed into farmlands and destroyed crops. Until 1855, Dickinson had not strayed far from Amherst. Shaken, Eli confesses to being in dire financial straits and to having strayed morally. Halsted also started teaching, but he greatly strayed from classical teaching methods. The characters rarely strayed out of their diegetic cowboy personas, despite the contemporary setting. In his late teens, he strayed from the church and became interested in the occult. Yet he rarely strayed from home and work during this time.