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A Defense of Christian Perfection

By Daniel Steele

	Title Page
	Preface
I	The Title and the Contents
II	A Fundamental of Methodism
III	Definition Defined
IV	The Great Fallacy of the Book
V	Definition of Holiness
VI	Depravity Defined
VII	Native Depravity and the Law
VIII	Definition of Sin
IX	Cleansing Means Empowering
X	Christian Perfection not in the Articles of Religion
XI	Christian Perfection not Ideal
XII	Sanctification up to Knowledge
XIII	Evidence of Entire Sanctification
	1. Not Conscious of Quiescent States
	2. The Spirit Gives no Testimony to Perfected Holiness
XIV	Experience Colored and Shaped by Theory
XV	Discrediting the Witnesses
XVI	All the Saved are Sanctified
XVII	Sanctified Parents of Depraved Children
XVIII	Exegesis
XIX	Love and Perfect Love the Same
XX	No Distinct Classes in the New Testament
XXI	A Kind of Second Blessing Needed by the Church
XXII	Retrocession a Prerequisite of Sanctification
XXIII	Entire Sanctification a Limit to Growth
XXIV	Irrelevant Proof Texts
XXV	No Sins of Ignorance
XXVI	The Absolute Right Unknown to the Masses
XXVII	Subjective Purification
XXVIII	The Author's Experience
XXIX	Baptism With the Holy Ghost
XXX	Sanctification Instantaneous and Entire
XXXI	Genesis of the Doctrine of Entire Sanctification
XXXII	A Cloudy Outlook
XXXIII	A Sunny Outlook
	1. Faithful Preaching
	2. Saving Faith
	3. Direct Witness of the Spirit
	4. Reinstatement of Christian Perfection in the Pulpit
XXXIV	A Hopeful Sign

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