Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... says he did not ; one says he was evangelically orthodox , another says he was One finds fault with Milton for mixing pagan and Christian ideas , another excuses him , and another denies it . One says he lacks a due conception of the ...
... says he did not ; one says he was evangelically orthodox , another says he was One finds fault with Milton for mixing pagan and Christian ideas , another excuses him , and another denies it . One says he lacks a due conception of the ...
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... says , " The conception of Divine Election was native to him and very dear . He always thought of himself as a supreme example of God's special choice . " " Tillyard notices his belief in predestination.18 Carpenter says that Milton's ...
... says , " The conception of Divine Election was native to him and very dear . He always thought of himself as a supreme example of God's special choice . " " Tillyard notices his belief in predestination.18 Carpenter says that Milton's ...
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Joseph Moody McDill. 129 Sublapsarian form . " " Todd says that he " was first a Cal- vinist , next an Arminian , and adopted lastly the principles of the Unitarians . " 28 Woodhouse says , " He perhaps re- mains to the end largely ...
Joseph Moody McDill. 129 Sublapsarian form . " " Todd says that he " was first a Cal- vinist , next an Arminian , and adopted lastly the principles of the Unitarians . " 28 Woodhouse says , " He perhaps re- mains to the end largely ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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