Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... teachers , lay elders , and deacons , whose labor he carefully discriminates . Calvin's emphasis on discipline marks another of the chief peculiarities of his teaching - the emphasis which he laid on the cultivation and enforcement of a ...
... teachers , lay elders , and deacons , whose labor he carefully discriminates . Calvin's emphasis on discipline marks another of the chief peculiarities of his teaching - the emphasis which he laid on the cultivation and enforcement of a ...
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... teaching that came with the Renaissance . Calvin himself urged , " Read Demosthenes or Cicero ; read Plato ... teachings which Calvin found in the Bible that he denounced them . Thus , he says , " Let us take our leave , therefore , of ...
... teaching that came with the Renaissance . Calvin himself urged , " Read Demosthenes or Cicero ; read Plato ... teachings which Calvin found in the Bible that he denounced them . Thus , he says , " Let us take our leave , therefore , of ...
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... teaching that suffering is a form of God's blessing , frequently produced a spirit remark- ably similar to Stoicism ... teachings is most important . V. 21 MYSTICISM While we are discussing the philosophical affinities of Calvinism , the ...
... teaching that suffering is a form of God's blessing , frequently produced a spirit remark- ably similar to Stoicism ... teachings is most important . V. 21 MYSTICISM While we are discussing the philosophical affinities of Calvinism , the ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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