A Manual of Theology

A Manual of Theology is the culmination of Joseph Agar Beet's thirty years as a theologian, containing all his major ideas and teachings. Beet's progressive questions on the nature "lost souls," first explored in The Last Things, and further expounded in this volume, sparked new lines of inquiry among Christian thinkers, but also led to heresy charges from university colleagues and theologians across the world. This volume solidified Beet as one of the major voices in the Methodist and Wesleyan tradition.