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John Calvin and later Calvinism

2004
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Calvin, Calvinism, and Philosophy

2020
Although John Calvin was not a philosopher by profession, he was educated in the subject; although Calvin became a theologian par excellence, he had no formal theological education. One might expect such a person to be a philosopher first and a theologian second.
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Calvin and Calvinism in Germany

2021
Abstract Calvin’s experience of Germany was limited and partial, but his theology played an important role there. It came to be associated with a kind of Protestant internationalism, while specific points of his doctrine formed a polemical cypher used by some German Lutherans, many in the service of imperial princes, against Philip ...
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Calvin

Theology, 1950
The Studies in Religious History and Philosophy cover the entire field of theology, especially the history of Christianity and the philosophy of religion.
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Calvin

2017
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Calvinism

2011
Calvinism was a term first used by Calvin’s opponents. Calvinism has become a widely used label to describe the ideas adopted by Reformed churches across Europe. Some writers prefer to use the label “Reformed” or “Reformed Protestant” to describe a movement that owed much to the insights of a range of reformers and was certainly not solely reliant on ...
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Science, metaphysics and Calvinism: the God of James Croll

Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 2021
Diarmid A Finnegan
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Calvin and Calvinism

2020
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Psychopharmacologic Calvinism

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1999
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