Calvin, John
John Calvin and the English Catholics, c 1565–1640
... was, Calvin had come to serve an important ecclesio-political agenda : the desire to demonstrate that Catholics might be more loyal and trustworthy subjects of the early Stuart monarchy than Calvin’s heirs, the ...
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John Calvin, 2 Samuel 2:8-32 and Resistance to Civil Government: Supreme Equivocation or Mastery of Contextual Exegesis?
... Over the years, it has been the considered view of some scholars that John Calvin regarded popular armed resistance to duly appointed but abusive civil rulers as illegitimate. Instead, they are of the view ...
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John Calvin on the gifts of the Holy Spirit in his commentary on Acts
... brings Calvin to the question whether they were not yet sharers of the ...interpret John 7:39 – the disciples were at that stage not completely without the Spirit, as they would otherwise not have been able ...
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Economic and social ethics in the work of John Calvin
... John Calvin and Reformed Protestantism interlinked questions of life and death with questions of ...that Calvin and Calvinism are responsible for capitalism and its aberrations, Calvin in ...
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John Calvin and the ‘accursed idolatry’ of the papal mass
... Renée of France was the second daughter of King Louis XII of France and Anne of Britanny. In 1528 she was married to Ercole d’Este – the grandson of Pope Alexander XVI – who became duke of the Italian town of Ferrara in ...
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Pastoral evaluation on the Basotho’s view of sexuality: Revisiting the views on sexuality of Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther and John Calvin
... and John Calvin espoused views on ...and Calvin with special reference to sexual intercourse, sexual intercourse within matrimony, extramarital sexual intercourse and also the unmarried ...
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John Calvin as ‘public theologian’ in view of his ‘Commentary on Seneca’s de Clementia’
... time, Calvin was just a young humanist intellectual with the ability to reflect critically on fundamental issues concerning justice, humanity and the common good (Van Eck ...why Calvin chose to enter the ...
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5-7-2012 12:00 AM The Sacramental Theology of John Owen and John Calvin
... It has been the aim of this Chapter to sketch the historical background surround- ing disputes concerning the doctrine of the Lord’s Supper in both the Continental context of the sixteenth century and the context of ...
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Like Angels Among Them: John Calvin and the Protestant Pastorate
... account, Calvin, like Paul, was travelling down a road – in this case to Strasburg rather than ...Paul, Calvin had a clear sense of where he was headed and what he hoped to accomplish when he arrived at his ...
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Post-Reformation Reformed exegesis: Continuity or discontinuity of John Calvin?
... Mastricht is clear in his guidelines for biblical interpretation: doctrinal differences are not drawn out of the biblical text, unless variant readings give reason for doing so. On the basis of these guidelines he ...
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Calvin and the confessions of the Reformation
... to Calvin for approval; and though it itself was not the work of John Knox, it and the book of order of which it was a part, became a few years later the basis for Knox’s Scottish Book of Common ...
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Calvin and Luther Their personal theological relationship
... and Calvin. Especially in the pamphlet entitled "The Apology of John Calvin to the Nicodem ites" (1544) Calvin contends with those humanists at the French court who deride the ten ...
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Calvin and mission
... that Calvin was indifferent to or even against mission and to point out that such a view does not represent a true version of the ...into John Calvin’s theology and what he is really teaching us within the ...
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Technology and Learning in the Comic Strip ‘Calvin and Hobbes’
... 1. Edmundson, Mark. “On The Uses of a Liberal Education”. Crafting Cultural Rhetorics: Readings for University Writers. Ed. April Lidinsky, Benjamin L. Fischer, Connie Snyder Mick, Jon Readey, Marion C. Rohrleitner, ...
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... Although the Catholics were defeated, the religious tensions continued. By the late 1500s, the ideas of John Calvin had reached England. Many educated people read Calvin’s works and became convinced that he ...
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Calvin in Scotland
... When John Durie, the exiled minister of St Giles, returned to his pulpit in 1583 he was accompanied up the Royal Mile by a crowd of 2000 people singing in four-part harmony the 124 th Psalm, Now Israel may say and ...
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Calvin’s reply to Sadolet as an extension of his pastoral ministry
... ordered Calvin and Farel to leave the city (Olin, 2000:12). In Strasbourg, Calvin settled into a new office as pastor of the French refugee church (Parker ...and John Calvin, had been banished ...
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Some history and histories of Calvin in the context of the Reformation
... modern Calvin-friendly writers tend to play down the importance of his doctrine on the matter by pointing out that in the Institutes, there are only four chapters out of eighty-two devoted to the matter, so that ...
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The Analogy of Faith in the Theology of Luther and Calvin
... In cases where the interpretation of Scripture is in dispute, 19 what is the content of the principle of the analogia fidei, and how is it to be applied? Here, before we embark on an examination of several important ...
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Calvin and the Corpus Christianum
... invested with an ethical function, it is, or ought to be, bound in its action by the ethical principles applicable to the life of the in dividual C hristian ".22 These ethical principles are to be found in the law ...
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