Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... doctrine of freedom of the will almost to the extent of Pelagianism , and conditioning predestination by ... doctrine of Pre- destination in Calvin's system . Another attack upon Calvin's predestination doctrines was made by Jerome ...
... doctrine of freedom of the will almost to the extent of Pelagianism , and conditioning predestination by ... doctrine of Pre- destination in Calvin's system . Another attack upon Calvin's predestination doctrines was made by Jerome ...
Page 152
... doctrine , and earned for himself the title of " Second Founder of the Church . " The Church accepted the doctrine of St. Paul and Au- gustine , but found it convenient to hold to the middle of the road still . It was largely this ...
... doctrine , and earned for himself the title of " Second Founder of the Church . " The Church accepted the doctrine of St. Paul and Au- gustine , but found it convenient to hold to the middle of the road still . It was largely this ...
Page 153
... doctrine of his master , enunciated the doctrine of justification by faith , which became the primary point of his doctrine , and essential to Protestantism . Thus the Puritan spirit , though as yet unnamed as such , was given a new ...
... doctrine of his master , enunciated the doctrine of justification by faith , which became the primary point of his doctrine , and essential to Protestantism . Thus the Puritan spirit , though as yet unnamed as such , was given a new ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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