Milton and the Pattern of CalvinismVanderbilt University, 1942 - 432 pages |
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... writings , or as it is formulated by a single creed or confession . Although there is a definite centre to Calviausia which is much the same wherever and whenever found , yet about that centre is an aura of ideas either emanating from ...
... writings , or as it is formulated by a single creed or confession . Although there is a definite centre to Calviausia which is much the same wherever and whenever found , yet about that centre is an aura of ideas either emanating from ...
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... writings that show this to be true . how great must have been the Artist who disposed that multitude of stars , which adorn the heaven , in such a regular order , that it is impossible to imagine any thing more beautiful to behold ...
... writings that show this to be true . how great must have been the Artist who disposed that multitude of stars , which adorn the heaven , in such a regular order , that it is impossible to imagine any thing more beautiful to behold ...
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... writings show , Milton was too much of a poet to be a logically consistent theolo- gian ; and his training in theology may have been poor , other than wherein he was self - taught . Milton has now gone about as far as he can go in the ...
... writings show , Milton was too much of a poet to be a logically consistent theolo- gian ; and his training in theology may have been poor , other than wherein he was self - taught . Milton has now gone about as far as he can go in the ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM I | 1 |
MILTON AND THE PATTERN | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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