Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page 160
... means of simplifica- tion and distinction ; they explain seeming contradictions , and aid us toward classification . In Puritanism the mystical Inward Way dominates usually ; but since it is linked with the mystical Outward Way , its ...
... means of simplifica- tion and distinction ; they explain seeming contradictions , and aid us toward classification . In Puritanism the mystical Inward Way dominates usually ; but since it is linked with the mystical Outward Way , its ...
Page 324
... means a special election which is nearly syn- onymous with what he calls eternal predestination ; but it is not a part of predestination , and God could never have pre- destinated reprobation . Since God hates nothing he has made ...
... means a special election which is nearly syn- onymous with what he calls eternal predestination ; but it is not a part of predestination , and God could never have pre- destinated reprobation . Since God hates nothing he has made ...
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... mean- time , his mind stimulated by this theological study , he pro- bably began composing Paradise Lost , and wrote ... means of establish- ing his fame . Paradise Lost , and the succeeding poems , re- flected the Calvinistic position ...
... mean- time , his mind stimulated by this theological study , he pro- bably began composing Paradise Lost , and wrote ... means of establish- ing his fame . Paradise Lost , and the succeeding poems , re- flected the Calvinistic position ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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