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a already showed , is no safe guide ; consequently the discussion should properly centre about the question of the doctrinal nature of Puritanism . The fact that Puritanism has always been a term of abuse and contempt , is chiefly ...
a already showed , is no safe guide ; consequently the discussion should properly centre about the question of the doctrinal nature of Puritanism . The fact that Puritanism has always been a term of abuse and contempt , is chiefly ...
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Thus , for Visser , Puritanism means Calvinism and even Presbyterianism , an error , according to Harder , which Green ... pointed out “ how little sympathy Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained found among Calvinistic Puritans in England ...
Thus , for Visser , Puritanism means Calvinism and even Presbyterianism , an error , according to Harder , which Green ... pointed out “ how little sympathy Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained found among Calvinistic Puritans in England ...
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Calvinism was accepted eagerly as the form best adapted to serve the spirit of Puritanism . This , it should be repeated , is not to deny that other contemporary forms might also be effectual means by which Puritanism could achieve its ...
Calvinism was accepted eagerly as the form best adapted to serve the spirit of Puritanism . This , it should be repeated , is not to deny that other contemporary forms might also be effectual means by which Puritanism could achieve its ...
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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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