Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page 274
... divine law and human.168 In dis- cussing his contributions by tract to the questions of religi- ous liberty , he clearly adopts the Independent point of view.10 169 170 Other doctrinal ideas in the tract are quite orthodox Calvinism ...
... divine law and human.168 In dis- cussing his contributions by tract to the questions of religi- ous liberty , he clearly adopts the Independent point of view.10 169 170 Other doctrinal ideas in the tract are quite orthodox Calvinism ...
Page 312
... divine nature , even of the divine substance itself . Yet care should be taken , says Milton , not to confound this sub- stance with the whole essence , implying that the Father gave the Son what He retained numerically Himself — a ...
... divine nature , even of the divine substance itself . Yet care should be taken , says Milton , not to confound this sub- stance with the whole essence , implying that the Father gave the Son what He retained numerically Himself — a ...
Page 314
... divine honors , baptism in His name , belief in Him ( though this possibly ought not to be consid- ered as an honor peculiar to divinity ) , divine glory ( only next in dignity to God ) , coming to judgment . These things were all given ...
... divine honors , baptism in His name , belief in Him ( though this possibly ought not to be consid- ered as an honor peculiar to divinity ) , divine glory ( only next in dignity to God ) , coming to judgment . These things were all given ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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