The Theology of Holiness

Dougan Clark (1834–1903) was a minister and theologian who played a significant role in the Holiness movement particularly in the United States during the 19th century. His book The Theology of Holiness seeks to explore and explain the theological concepts and beliefs underpinning the Holiness movement. In The Theology of Holiness Clark likely discusses various theological aspects related to sanctification Christian perfection and the role of the Holy Spirit in the believers life. The book would likely delve into topics such as the nature of sin the process of sanctification and the role of faith in experiencing holiness. The Holiness movement emerged as a response to the perceived spiritual and moral decline within mainstream Protestantism during the 19th century. It emphasized the possibility of achieving a higher level of Christian holiness and purity through a personal experience of the Holy Spirits work. The movement had a significant impact on various denominations and contributed to the formation of new denominations as well.