Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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Page 165
... whole attitude of society to- ward life . " It was the Puritan of the Outward Way who pre- ferred to stay in the church and work his reforms , " while his brother of the Inward Way seceded ; the Outward Pur- itan it was who left England ...
... whole attitude of society to- ward life . " It was the Puritan of the Outward Way who pre- ferred to stay in the church and work his reforms , " while his brother of the Inward Way seceded ; the Outward Pur- itan it was who left England ...
Page 245
... whole life in the exercise of repentance , and know that this warfare will be terminated only by death ... It is not denied that there is room for further advances ; but I assert , that as far as any man approaches to a resemblance of ...
... whole life in the exercise of repentance , and know that this warfare will be terminated only by death ... It is not denied that there is room for further advances ; but I assert , that as far as any man approaches to a resemblance of ...
Page 312
... whole essence , implying that the Father gave the Son what He retained numerically Himself — a contradic- tion of terms instead of a mode of generation . Unity and duality , says Milton , turning to his Cambridge notes on log- ic ...
... whole essence , implying that the Father gave the Son what He retained numerically Himself — a contradic- tion of terms instead of a mode of generation . Unity and duality , says Milton , turning to his Cambridge notes on log- ic ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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