Wikipedia:WikiProject Arminianism/Members

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Please also add yourself here, and indicate any areas of particular interest. If possible, please list general background (eg. Pentecostal, Charasmatic, Evangelical, Methodist, Anglican, Holiness, whatever), as the intent is, once the project gathers sufficient momentum, to form task forces based around some of these.

Participant	General background	Roles & particular interests	Other comments
Theseus1776 (talk · contribs)	Wesleyan, Charasmatic, Pentecostal	Arminianism-stub template, (project originator)	Founder of the project Arminianism in 2011.
Charles Matthews (talk · contribs)	General historical interest, particularly Early Modern	Arminianism in the Church of England. Past work on Puritanism and related articles, Westminster Assembly members, Anglican bishops, and general upgrading of religious history and context.	Ask me about the Dictionary of National Biography (DNB), do.
Robert of Ramsor (talk · contribs)	Historian of Methodism and General Baptists. Interest in theology (London External BD so understand NT Greek)		Concerned that description of Arminianism is done by calvinists and tend to portray pelagianism instead. My personal library includes 30 - 40 volumes on Methodism including Methodist Magazines of which some are posted on [http:\\www.rewlach.org.uk/books]
000peter (talk · contribs)	Historical interest in biographies, Methodist/Evangelical, I enjoy "wiki formatting"	Adding to biographies and general articles - finding suitable pictures for replacements.	I don't mind my edits being corrected/rebuffed
tuckerresearch (talk · contribs)	Historian; grew up as a Southern Baptist but now see myself as a "Classic Arminian" or "Reformed Arminian" and a Free Will Baptist	I have several books on Arminian theology and the Free Will Baptists, I really love the works of F. Leroy Forlines and Robert E. Picirilli	Besides Calvinists demagoging against Arminianism (making it seem like semi-Pelagianism or Universalism), I am concerned that too many people equate Arminiansim with Wesley and Methodism, nothing wrong with Methodism, but not all Arminians are Methodists.
NW7US (talk · contribs)	Disciple and minister. I adhere to the statement of faith found at the Society of Evangelical Arminians (SEA) Statement of Faith	Interest in theology, history, use of social media as a tool for spreading the Gospel.	I, too, am concerned that the description of Arminianism is done by Calvinists and tends to portray Pelagianism instead. I am an Arminian believer in the Gospel. I wish to help represent the Arminian theology and history accurately.
Telikalive (talk) 10:40, 2 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]	I adhere to the statement of faith found at the Society of Evangelical Arminians (SEA) Statement of Faith	Interest in theology	I wish to help represent the Arminian theology accurately.
User:Rclark767 10 March 2020	I adhere to the statement of faith found at the Society of Evangelical Arminians (SEA) Statement of Faith	I am a PhD candidate at the University of Manchester writing on Arminian theology. My graduate education was in systematic theology and the philosophy of religion. I wrote my master's thesis on Arminius. I have been a member of Free Will Baptist churches since becoming an Arminian. I am now attending a Free Methodist church.	I wish to help represent the Arminian theology accurately.
Ltwin (talk · contribs)	Pentecostal Christian	I'm interested in history and theology.	Just here to help.