Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... believe , and then expects man , by the exercise of his own free will , to consent to the terms of salvation and believe in Christ , but because he produces both the will to believe and act of believing also . The Fifth Head of Doctrine ...
... believe , and then expects man , by the exercise of his own free will , to consent to the terms of salvation and believe in Christ , but because he produces both the will to believe and act of believing also . The Fifth Head of Doctrine ...
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... believe not ; " but the strength of the delusion proceeds from God himself , " that they should believe a lie , who believe not the truth . " According to one view of the subject , it is said , " If the prophet be deceived when he hath ...
... believe not ; " but the strength of the delusion proceeds from God himself , " that they should believe a lie , who believe not the truth . " According to one view of the subject , it is said , " If the prophet be deceived when he hath ...
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... believe that Milton engrossed himself in preparing De Doctrina shortly after his return from Italy , a work which may have begun during the Horton period . But we shall not pause to consider this work until later , when we may believe ...
... believe that Milton engrossed himself in preparing De Doctrina shortly after his return from Italy , a work which may have begun during the Horton period . But we shall not pause to consider this work until later , when we may believe ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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