Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page xi
... opinion among students of Milton as to what were his theol- ogical beliefs . Life most students of Milton today , I was taught that he was an Arminian and an Arian ; but later study convinced me that this opinion could not be wholly ...
... opinion among students of Milton as to what were his theol- ogical beliefs . Life most students of Milton today , I was taught that he was an Arminian and an Arian ; but later study convinced me that this opinion could not be wholly ...
Page xiii
Joseph Moody McDill. and politics - every man seemed to have his own opinion , few of them seemed to have clear - cut and logically con- sistent opinions , yet almost every man was an earnest prose- lytizer to his private opinion . Even ...
Joseph Moody McDill. and politics - every man seemed to have his own opinion , few of them seemed to have clear - cut and logically con- sistent opinions , yet almost every man was an earnest prose- lytizer to his private opinion . Even ...
Page 122
... opinion , the more valid . Be- sides , Plato seemed to have said more that agreed with Pro- testant opinion ; and Plato and Aristotle then were not re- garded as so harmonious in their views as many now believe the later Plato and ...
... opinion , the more valid . Be- sides , Plato seemed to have said more that agreed with Pro- testant opinion ; and Plato and Aristotle then were not re- garded as so harmonious in their views as many now believe the later Plato and ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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