Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... regard of future works , he enjoys in him a twofold benefit , the perfect imputation of righteousness , which attends him to the grave , and the commencement of sanctifica- tion , which he daily increases , till at length he completes ...
... regard of future works , he enjoys in him a twofold benefit , the perfect imputation of righteousness , which attends him to the grave , and the commencement of sanctifica- tion , which he daily increases , till at length he completes ...
Page 165
... regards dogma , he was more liberal that many of his Puritan adversaries ; as regards ceremonial order , he would tolerate no irregularity . Milton desired to work from within out- wards ; religion should indeed incarnate itself in ...
... regards dogma , he was more liberal that many of his Puritan adversaries ; as regards ceremonial order , he would tolerate no irregularity . Milton desired to work from within out- wards ; religion should indeed incarnate itself in ...
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... regards their primitive perfection . More positively Arminian is Milton's assertion that in His providence God does ... regard to what is in- different , or even positively wrong . " But he agrees with Calvin in believing that God can ...
... regards their primitive perfection . More positively Arminian is Milton's assertion that in His providence God does ... regard to what is in- different , or even positively wrong . " But he agrees with Calvin in believing that God can ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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