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“PERSONALISM – THE SOUNDESTPOSITION IN THEISM TODAYDr. Kristoffersen has further M.A. exam intheoretical Philosophy, Psychology and Education at theHumanistic Faculty, Royal University at Lund, Sweden.In December 1964 he graduated with TheologicalLicentiate degree at the Theological Faculty, University ofLund. His scientific dissertation in Philosophy of Religionwas:“BOSTON PHILOSOPHY”.Dr. Kristoffersen has also taken part in a practicalEducational Seminary in the Subject Christendom andPhilosophy at a Teachers Educational Seminary inVästerås, Sweden, where he taught at the Cathedral School,Rudbeckian College. The theoretical teachers course tookplace at the Teachers University, Linköping, Sweden.In June 1973 he received the Certificate inPastoral Theology at Cambridge Theological Colleges,Cambridge University. He was member of FizwilliamCollege and Wesley House, and had the status of Master ofArts during 1972 -73, this was printed in The CambridgeReporter. His dissertation at Cambridge was:“HOLY LAND FOR THREE RELIGIONS”Dr. Kristoffersen has served as Chaplain at AirCommando East, Norway. He has served as SummerMinister at Christ Methodist Church, Helsingfors, Finland.110
He has served as Methodist Minister in Elverum, Norway,Svartå - Åtorp, Sweden, as well as Härnösand, Sweden.In education Dr. Kristoffersen has taught in theCentral School, Svartå, and at Higher Technical College,Härnösand as well as Chairman of the Department ofChristendom and Philosophy at the College in Älmhult,Sweden.From the autumn of 1962 he was Chairman of theDepartment of Christendom and Philosophy at the College,St. Eskil in Eskilstuna, Sweden.The Royal Board of Education in Stockholmappointed Dr. Kristoffersen 1/7 1965 as Lecturer inChristendom and Philosophy at the College in Ulricehamn,Sweden. From 1970 he was transferred to Tingsholmsgymnasiet, Ulricehamn, where he was Chairman of theDepartment of Religion, Philosophy and Psychology.Dr. Kristoffersen has also taught at the UnionMethodist Theological Seminary, Gothenburg. He wastutor at the Theological Seminary in the following subjectsand courses:1974-75: Philosophy of Religion.Autumn- 75: Christian History of Ideas.Spring- 76: Course III, Church History.Autumn- 77: Philosophy of Religion.1976- 77: Child- and Youth Psychology.1993- 94: The History of Ideas inWestern Countries.Dr. Kristoffersen has served as Ethical consultantat Lindängen Treatment Centre, Ulricehamn, for alcoholicsand drug addicts, receiving treatment according to the AA-111
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THE WOMEN AROUND JOHN WESLEYAT HOME
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Leslie F. Church has contributed wi
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SAMUEL WESLEY - AN UNUSUAL PRIESTLe
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550 members from October 1972. Ther
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Cambridge University was not part o
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she, who had been her father´ s fa
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Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln. John We
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LITERARY ACTIVITYSamuel Wesley had
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The three Wesley brothers were all
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SUSANNA WESLEY THE MOTHER OF METHOD
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can partly thank Susanna that layme
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education and integration in educat
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he delivered a speech at the graves
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Emilia was helpful and took respons
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partly by John Wesley because he di
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SULKY MARRIES RICHARD ELLISONUnfort
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Richard had liked very much, had be
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The Vicar John Whitelamb opened his
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her beauty, others for her witticis
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perform weddings. Many young Englis
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suffering Hetty went through due to
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The Wesley-girls would not have man
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Hetty had surely hoped that the new
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“Ere thy gentle breast sustainsLa
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Your fatherS. Wesley.”FATHER AND
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had dated 22 nd August 1735, he had
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TO DIE IN HAPPINESSHetty said to a
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that he used to bring his dog with
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