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Expect to be surprised by the many ways in which queering Wesley takes us back to Wesleyan essentials. Love, new birth, perfection, salvation, and grace all emerge in new light, and with fresh energy and urgency. If the heart of holiness in the Wesleyan tradition is transformation rather than the endorsement of the dominant status quo, this book is a must-read. --Joerg Rieger, professor at Vanderbilt University Divinity School Few books are truly groundbreaking. This one is! Osinski gives a queer reading of John Wesley's sermons and incorporates key themes from the Wesleyan holiness tradition. By problematizing the narratives and assumptions of both Wesley and his followers today, this book sparks queer conversations and affirms a loving God who embraces marginalized people. These ideas invite us to see in truly new ways! --Thomas Jay Oord, author of The Uncontrolling Love of God

Expect to be surprised by the many ways in which queering Wesley takes us back to Wesleyan essentials. Love, new birth, perfection, salvation, and grace all emerge in new light, and with fresh energy and urgency. If the heart of holiness in the Wesleyan tradition is transformation rather than the endorsement of the dominant status quo, this book is a must-read. --Joerg Rieger, professor at Vanderbilt University Divinity School Few books are truly groundbreaking. This one is! Osinski gives a queer reading of John Wesley's sermons and incorporates key themes from the Wesleyan holiness tradition. By problematizing the narratives and assumptions of both Wesley and his followers today, this book sparks queer conversations and affirms a loving God who embraces marginalized people. These ideas invite us to see in truly new ways! --Thomas Jay Oord, author of The Uncontrolling Love of God

"""""Expect to be surprised by the many ways in which queering Wesley takes us back to Wesleyan essentials. Love, new birth, perfection, salvation, and grace all emerge in new light, and with fresh energy and urgency. If the heart of holiness in the Wesleyan tradition is transformation rather than the endorsement of the dominant status quo, this book is a must-read."""" --Joerg Rieger, professor at Vanderbilt University Divinity School """"Few books are truly groundbreaking. This one is! Osinski gives a queer reading of John Wesley's sermons and incorporates key themes from the Wesleyan holiness tradition. By problematizing the narratives and assumptions of both Wesley and his followers today, this book sparks queer conversations and affirms a loving God who embraces marginalized people. These ideas invite us to see in truly new ways!"""" --Thomas Jay Oord, author of The Uncontrolling Love of God"

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Keegan Osinski is the librarian for theology and ethics at Vanderbilt University and a member of the Church of the Nazarene.

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