Excerpt from The Works of the Rev. John Wesley, Vol. 1 of 2: Containing, an Account of His Family; Of His Education in the Early Part of His Life, and the Five First Numbers of His Journal

We may give nearly the same character of many of his controversial Pieces. They were written as need required: first, to preserve those who were in danger of being seduced from the plain Religion of the Bible and secondly, to recover those who had already fallen into the snare. His Treatise on 8571, is perhaps one of the most laboured of these performances: For he knew and respect.. Ed the abilities of his Opponent, and therefore bestowed much time and attention in a careful investigation of the subject. Whether Dr. Taylor, was convinced or not, his esteem was gained; and, as he ne ver would answer M11. Wnsmr, so he always spoke of him in terms of great respect.

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