Christian Perfection and John Wesley (4)

John Wesley’s view of Christian Perfection as “being able to be saved from all sin”, in the sense of its motions in the Christian’s heart, in this life, is not compatible with the Bible’s teaching that although we do not walk according to the flesh, we still have a remaining principle of corruption and indwelling sin which the apostle Paul terms “the flesh”, which wars against the Spirit, and that we will have this law or principle with us as Christians until we die physically.