Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page 142
... Puritanism . The fact that Puritanism has always been a term of abuse and contempt , " is chiefly res- sponsibe for the additional fact that personality has come to obscure the doctrinal connections and to be made a principle of ...
... Puritanism . The fact that Puritanism has always been a term of abuse and contempt , " is chiefly res- sponsibe for the additional fact that personality has come to obscure the doctrinal connections and to be made a principle of ...
Page 146
... Puritans , Harder finds a statement that he feels " conclusive- ly shows the sense of the word puritan justified by history , " to the effect that " The fundamental idea of puritanism in all its manifestations was the supreme authority ...
... Puritans , Harder finds a statement that he feels " conclusive- ly shows the sense of the word puritan justified by history , " to the effect that " The fundamental idea of puritanism in all its manifestations was the supreme authority ...
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... Puritan spirit , and the doctrinal basis of its protestations.80 " The initial impulse of Puritanism was desire for re- form in spiritual matters . . . , " Padelford says ; and , Puritanism then , was the effort to secure reform , eith ...
... Puritan spirit , and the doctrinal basis of its protestations.80 " The initial impulse of Puritanism was desire for re- form in spiritual matters . . . , " Padelford says ; and , Puritanism then , was the effort to secure reform , eith ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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