WesleyanScriptural

WesleyanScriptural refers to a theological approach within Wesleyan traditions that emphasizes the centrality and authority of Scripture. This perspective aligns with the broader Protestant Reformation's principle of *sola scriptura*, asserting that the Bible is the ultimate source of Christian doctrine and practice. Adherents of WesleyanScriptural believe that Holy Scripture is inspired by God and provides the authoritative guide for faith and life. This means that theological understandings, ethical teachings, and church practices should be rooted in and tested against biblical texts.

While affirming Scripture's primacy, WesleyanScripturalism also acknowledges the role of tradition, reason, and experience, often referred to as the "Wesleyan Quadrilateral." However, these other elements are understood to be subordinate to and illuminated by Scripture. Tradition provides historical context, reason helps in understanding and applying biblical truths, and experience offers personal encounters with God that should ultimately be consistent with biblical revelation. Therefore, WesleyanScriptural theology seeks to integrate these facets of Christian life in a way that is consistently faithful to the biblical witness, forming the bedrock of understanding God's will and salvation.