Calvin and other religions by P. C. Potgieter

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An investigation into Calvin's use of Augustine by S. J. Han

“… This article briefly investigates the use of Augustine as an authority from the early church in John Calvin’s writings. Calvin frequently referred to and quoted Augustine in his writings. …”
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JOHN CALVIN ON SOCIAL CHALLENGES by PC Potgieter

“… John Calvin’s interpretation of Holy Scripture as the infallible Word of God dominated his approach to socio-economic, sociopolitical and human relation issues. …”
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Paupertas (poverty) in John Calvin's Institutes by R. M. Britz

“… This article investigates the references to and use of the term paupertas (‘poverty’) by John Calvin in his Institutes. It appears that he uses paupertas in its physical and spiritual meaning. …”
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Faith in the modern Reformed church: Calvin and Barth

“…By exploring the systematic theologies of Calvin and Barth, we articulate the similarities and differences between their views of faith. …”
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The role of the Holy Spirit in Calvin's doctrine of the sacraments by I. J. Hesselink

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Exercitium pietatis - Calvin's interpretation of the Lord's Prayer by W. H. Neuser

“…These sources reveal that, in the texts prior to 1555, Calvin placed a dogmatic emphasis on the six petitions. …”
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Dedication: Close reading: Ludi Schulze and Calvin research by Erik A. de Boer

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Le monde selon Calvin, déchirer le réel by François Poudevigne

“…The adventures of young Calvin and his tiger Hobbes were published each and every day for ten years (1985-1995). …”
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Calvin's sudden conversion (subita conversio) and its historical meaning by H. B. Lee

“… In Calvin research of the Twentieth Century, different approaches towards the question about Calvin’s ‘conversion’, as mentioned in the introduction to his commentary on the Psalms, have been followed. …”
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Calvins theologisches Leitmotiv "cognitio Dei et nostri" in der Institutio von 1536 by W. H. Neuser

“… The first sentence and fundamental notion of Calvin’s 1536 Institutes „cognitio Dei et nostri“ has, except for Gerhard Ebeling, not been a key feature investigation. …”
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Origin and originality of John Calvin's 'Harmony of the Law', the expository project on Exodus-Deuteronomy (1559-1563) by E. A. de Boer

“… John Calvin’s plan to study Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy in the form of a Harmony on the Last Four Books of Moses was conceived in the weekly Bible studies of the joint ministers of Geneva. …”
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On the trail of John Calvin's philosophy of language: a few notes on his commentary on Genesis 10 and 11 by N. T. van der Merwe

“… This essay attempts to discover John Calvin’s view on the nature and use of human language. …”
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"In The Spirit" by A. Santoso

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Optimization of photosynthesis for sustainable crop production by Seid Hussen Muhie

Subjects: “…Calvin cycle…”
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Le sainct esprit a yci pourtrait au vif ... Calvin's understanding of the Holy Spirit's modus operandi in the life of believers in the light of the preface to his Commentary on the Psalms by E. Kayayan

“… The autobiographical details in Calvin’s Preface to his Commentary on the Psalms illustrate the modus operandi of the Holy Spirit working out an identification between the authors of the Psalms and the reader. …”
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Polemické spisy luterských ortodoxů jako reakce na konverzi Jana Zikmunda Braniborského by Anna Kancírová

“… The study deals with the polemical texts of Lutheran Orthodox Theologians, who responded to the conversion of Johann Sigismund von Brandenburg to Calvinism (1613/1614). In the texts they criticized the Brandenburg court preacher Salomon Finck and strived to prevent the expansion of Calvinism in Brandenburg. …”
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“Orpheus’ Sermon”: Making a Case for an Antiquer Dickinson by Eric Athenot

“…The article discusses Dickinson as seizing upon the classics and the Latin language as correctives to the long lasting impact of Calvinism upon her cultural environment. It seeks to offer Dickinson’s classical references as the expression of a gendered approach to her society’s most crucial issues, namely slavery, war, and the role of women in the public sphere. …”
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