The notion that Methodism had its roots in a seeking of a holiness is part of its historical view, I believe. Of course, the Wesleyans go a step further, and then themselves feel the complacency of Methodism in the way that Wesley sought to make the Anglican Church less complacent.

For me, it's simpler. I like the church because I was raised in it and am familiar with it. I switched to the Unitarian Universalist Church because I like the idea of a creedless church. But now I am considering switching back.