Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page 136
... fact that there was a great deal of Hebraism current during the seventeenth century . Many of the Westminster scholars , particularly the Erastians , and most of the Neo - platonists , were capable Hebrew scholars and had made contacts ...
... fact that there was a great deal of Hebraism current during the seventeenth century . Many of the Westminster scholars , particularly the Erastians , and most of the Neo - platonists , were capable Hebrew scholars and had made contacts ...
Page 142
... fact that Puritanism has always been a term of abuse and contempt , " is chiefly res- sponsibe for the additional fact that personality has come to obscure the doctrinal connections and to be made a principle of definition . Judgments ...
... fact that Puritanism has always been a term of abuse and contempt , " is chiefly res- sponsibe for the additional fact that personality has come to obscure the doctrinal connections and to be made a principle of definition . Judgments ...
Page 143
... fact , while during the Puritan period most men were classifiable into one sect or another , still their Puritanism , in the majority of cases , led them to oppose not only other sects , but the institutional nature of their own sects ...
... fact , while during the Puritan period most men were classifiable into one sect or another , still their Puritanism , in the majority of cases , led them to oppose not only other sects , but the institutional nature of their own sects ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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