Calvin and his influence, 1509 - 2009
Calvin : fifth Latin doctor of the church / Diarmaid MacCulloch -- The ideal of Aristocratia Politiae Vicina in the Calvinist political tradition / Harro M. Höpfl -- Calvin the workaholic / Max Engammare -- Calvin's self-awareness as author / Olivier Millet -- Calvin's church in Geneva :...
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| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | English |
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Oxford [u.a.] : Oxford Univ. Press,
c 2011
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| Schlagworte: | Calvin, Jean Calvinistische Theologie Rezeption Geschichte 1560-2009 Calvinismus |
| Umfang: | xiii, 336 p |
Inhaltsangabe:
- Calvin : fifth Latin doctor of the church Diarmaid MacCulloch
- The ideal of Aristocratia Politiae Vicina in the Calvinist political tradition Harro M. Höpfl
- Calvin the workaholic Max Engammare
- Calvin's self-awareness as author Olivier Millet
- Calvin's church in Geneva : constructed or gathered? local or foreign? French or Swiss? William Naphy
- Calvin, the Swiss Reformed Churches, and the European Reformation Emidio Campi
- Calvin, 1509-2009 Herman Selderhuis
- Calvinism as an actor in the early modern state system around 1690 : struggle for alliances, patterns of eschatological interpretation, symbolic representation Heinz Schilling
- Reception and response : referencing and understanding Calvin in seventeenth-century Calvinism Richard A. Muller
- The Dutch enlightenment and the distant Calvin Ernestine van der Wall
- Lost, then found : Calvin in French Protestantism, 1830-1940 André Encrevé
- Calvin in the plural : the diversity of modern interpretations of Calvinism, especially in Germany and the English-speaking world Friedrich Wilhelm Graf
- Calvin, modern Calvinism, and civil society : the appropriation of a heritage, with particular reference to the low countries Cornelis van der Kooi
- Calvin and British evangelicalism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries David Bebbington
- Calvin(ism) and apartheid in South Africa in the twentieth century : the making and unmaking of a racial ideology John W. De Gruchy