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... Calvin : The Responsible Community Jean Calvin was a man of entirely different cut from Martin Luther— straitlaced where Luther was genial ; tight and passionate , where Luther was coarsely argumentative ; methodical , systematic ...
... Calvin : The Responsible Community Jean Calvin was a man of entirely different cut from Martin Luther— straitlaced where Luther was genial ; tight and passionate , where Luther was coarsely argumentative ; methodical , systematic ...
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... Calvin's task was to legalize moral conduct and to give it an active function in the community , not treating it merely as a preparatory step toward the City of God . This was the very opposite of Luther's endeavor . In pure theology Calvin ...
... Calvin's task was to legalize moral conduct and to give it an active function in the community , not treating it merely as a preparatory step toward the City of God . This was the very opposite of Luther's endeavor . In pure theology Calvin ...
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... Calvin's actual character , un- dermined by gastric disorders , was more easy to follow than the sounder maxims in his book : a morose and petulant and acerbic strain of personal conduct flows from Calvin , as from a vat of vinegar . He ...
... Calvin's actual character , un- dermined by gastric disorders , was more easy to follow than the sounder maxims in his book : a morose and petulant and acerbic strain of personal conduct flows from Calvin , as from a vat of vinegar . He ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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