Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... position . He clearly does not accept Lutheranism . The Calvinist's error is simply one of overzealousness ; and it should be noted that the charge Milton mentions is that to which supralapsarian Calvinists were chiefly subjected ; Mil ...
... position . He clearly does not accept Lutheranism . The Calvinist's error is simply one of overzealousness ; and it should be noted that the charge Milton mentions is that to which supralapsarian Calvinists were chiefly subjected ; Mil ...
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... position so far ; but Milton was not sat- isfied with it , so he adds that at any rate the will is not inef- ficient of good endeavors . At last he abandons Arminianism altogether for Calvinism , and makes the third statement that the ...
... position so far ; but Milton was not sat- isfied with it , so he adds that at any rate the will is not inef- ficient of good endeavors . At last he abandons Arminianism altogether for Calvinism , and makes the third statement that the ...
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... position for his own satisfac- tion and as a means of preparing for defense against the at- tacks sure to come against the position he had taken . This opinion agrees with his remarks concerning the third stage of MILTON AND THE PATTERN ...
... position for his own satisfac- tion and as a means of preparing for defense against the at- tacks sure to come against the position he had taken . This opinion agrees with his remarks concerning the third stage of MILTON AND THE PATTERN ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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