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... Calvin's idea . Luther also believed in the divine providence , but whereas Calvin emphasized God's wisdom and will , Luther gave such prominence to the divine love and grace as to suggest a doctrine of providence less logical perhaps ...
... Calvin's idea . Luther also believed in the divine providence , but whereas Calvin emphasized God's wisdom and will , Luther gave such prominence to the divine love and grace as to suggest a doctrine of providence less logical perhaps ...
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... Calvin , " should be carefully attended to " ( Iv.viii.8 ) . All Calvin thus makes a certain distinction between the Old Testament and the New , 1 giving the New the higher place because of the account of the earthly life of our Lord ...
... Calvin , " should be carefully attended to " ( Iv.viii.8 ) . All Calvin thus makes a certain distinction between the Old Testament and the New , 1 giving the New the higher place because of the account of the earthly life of our Lord ...
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... Calvin himself the position had not been worked out to its logical conclusion . To us these men seem to be claiming ... Calvin's own day there were those who said the Scrip- ture was like a nose of wax which could be twisted either way.1 ...
... Calvin himself the position had not been worked out to its logical conclusion . To us these men seem to be claiming ... Calvin's own day there were those who said the Scrip- ture was like a nose of wax which could be twisted either way.1 ...
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CHAP PAGE | 11 |
MANS FALLEN STATE | 29 |
THE WAY OF SALVATION | 44 |
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