Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page 70
... clearly appears , except for a vaguely defined inclination to Calvinism , the Protestantism of Milton , by the time of his thirty - first birthday , involved only two well formulated principles , despite the theological training he had ...
... clearly appears , except for a vaguely defined inclination to Calvinism , the Protestantism of Milton , by the time of his thirty - first birthday , involved only two well formulated principles , despite the theological training he had ...
Page 206
... clearly rest upon Calvin , yet the ma- jority of his thoughts belong more to traditional Christian teaching than to any clearly defined system . Many , if not most , of the parallels we have found between Milton and Calvin are to be ...
... clearly rest upon Calvin , yet the ma- jority of his thoughts belong more to traditional Christian teaching than to any clearly defined system . Many , if not most , of the parallels we have found between Milton and Calvin are to be ...
Page 263
... clearly stands opposed to the Lutherans and Arminians , in the statement , ' 117 ... tyrants by a kind of natural ... clearly for the putting down , yea the ut- most punishing of Kings , as in thir several Treatises may be read ; eev'n ...
... clearly stands opposed to the Lutherans and Arminians , in the statement , ' 117 ... tyrants by a kind of natural ... clearly for the putting down , yea the ut- most punishing of Kings , as in thir several Treatises may be read ; eev'n ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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