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Troeltsch , according to Schirmer , finds Calvin's humanism colored with Stoic morality , appearing there more deeply than in Melancthon , and reappearing in the Puritan steadfastness under persecution.co That such connections have been ...
Troeltsch , according to Schirmer , finds Calvin's humanism colored with Stoic morality , appearing there more deeply than in Melancthon , and reappearing in the Puritan steadfastness under persecution.co That such connections have been ...
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one of Calvin's own . Milton has developed exceedingly in spirituality and in doctrinal point of view since his return from the continent . Note the touch of Fifth Monarchism in these remarks . Further acquaintance with Calvin's thought ...
one of Calvin's own . Milton has developed exceedingly in spirituality and in doctrinal point of view since his return from the continent . Note the touch of Fifth Monarchism in these remarks . Further acquaintance with Calvin's thought ...
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Like Calvin , Milton begins his doctrinal treatise with a discussion of the knowledge of God . Frequent passages " notably echo the Institutes . Both Calvin and Milton argue from the order of the universe to a supreme efficient Power ...
Like Calvin , Milton begins his doctrinal treatise with a discussion of the knowledge of God . Frequent passages " notably echo the Institutes . Both Calvin and Milton argue from the order of the universe to a supreme efficient Power ...
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Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM | 1 |
Centre Beginnings in England The Genevan Bible | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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