The Whole Christ for the Whole World

Focusing on the theological foundations of Christ's work, this study presents a Wesleyan perspective emphasizing the universality of atonement and its implications for justification and sanctification. The author introduces a "personal-relational" paradigm, arguing it better reflects the essence of Scripture compared to prevailing legal frameworks in Western theology. Additionally, it highlights how the Eastern church's mentality has significantly shaped the Wesleyan interpretation of Christ's work, offering a fresh lens for understanding theological concepts.