'Methodism' definitions:
Definition of 'Methodism'
(from WordNet)
noun
The religious beliefs and practices of Methodists characterized by concern with social welfare and public morals
Definition of 'Methodism'
From: GCIDE
- Methodism \Meth"o*dism\, n. (Eccl.) The system of doctrines, polity, and worship, of the sect called Methodists. --Bp. Warburton. [1913 Webster]
Words containing 'Methodism'
- Method,
- Methodic,
- Methodical,
- Methodically,
- Methodization,
- Methodize,
- Methodized,
- Methodizer,
- Methodizing,
- the Method,
- Baconian method,
- Cascade method,
- Centrobaric method,
- Endermic method,
- Graphic method,
- Inductive method,
- Lunar method,
- Method of increments,
- Method of indivisibles,
- Montessori Method,
- Null method,
- Scientific method,
- Sentence method,
- Sexual method,
- Socratic method,
- Word method,
- Zero method,
- Zetetic method,
- bradley method,
- calendar method,
- contraceptive method,
- eclectic method,
- experimental method,
- gram method,
- gram's method,
- lamaze method,
- leboyer method,
- maieutic method,
- method acting,
- method of accounting,
- method of choice,
- method of fluxions,
- ovulation method,
- powder method,
- read method,
- relaxation method,
- rhythm method,
- statistical method,
- teaching method,
- withdrawal method,
- bradley method of childbirth,
- lamaze method of childbirth,
- leboyer method of childbirth,
- method of least squares,
- read method of childbirth,
- basal body temperature method,
- calendar method of birth control,
- ovulation method of family planning,
- rhythm method of birth control,
- straight-line method,
- whole-word method,
- straight-line method of depreciation,
- basal body temperature method of family planning