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3 produkter
3 produkter
Häftad, Engelska, 2003
291 kr
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An introduction to Calvin’s preaching, showing the influence of an earlier tradition, and how his sermons influenced later preachers.An introduction to the preaching of John Calvin, showing how his preaching style developed out of the medieval tradition of preaching. The book covers Calvin's general theological rationale for preaching, his practice of preaching in Geneva, the progress of his preaching and the method and message of the sermons and their form and style.The author shows how his sermons and style influenced those of later preachers, particularly in the English language.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2002
1 084 kr
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An introduction to Calvin’s preaching, showing the influence of an earlier tradition, and how his sermons influenced later preachers.An introduction to the preaching of John Calvin, showing how his preaching style developed out of the medieval tradition of preaching. The book covers Calvin’s general theological rationale for preaching, his practice of preaching in Geneva, the progress of his preaching and the method and message of the sermons and their form and style.The author shows how his sermons and style influenced those of later preachers, particularly in the English language.
Häftad, Engelska, 2006
153 kr
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John Calvin, the French Protestant theologian, had planned a life of quiet, scholarly study. But while travelling to Strasbourg in 1536, a local war forced him to make a detour through Geneva. Here he stayed, apart from a short period of exile, until the end of his life. His time in Geneva was marked by long, bitter struggles over the independence of the Church from the State and the rules Calvin tried to impose on Geneva as as a whole. Calvin's reputation as a controversialist is strong even today. In this major biography, he is seen against the background of the turbulent times in which he lived. By putting Calvin in his context, the book brings to life the quiet, timid scholar whose ideas took Europe by storm.