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Tag Archives: martin bucer
Steinmetz: Calvin in Context
Steinmetz, David. Calvin in Context. Oxford. Steinmetz’s thesis is that one can’t abstract Calvin’s Institutes from his larger body of exegesis. We move from the Bible to the Institutes and then to the Commentaries. This book is a collection of essays … Continue reading
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Tagged calvin, david steinmetz, martin bucer, thomas aquinas
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De Regno Christ (Review, Bucer)
Bucer, Martin. This selection of Bucer’s *De Regno Christi* is useful, if incomplete. It omits most of his exposition of the 7th Commandment. I understand why, for space reasons. The drawback is that the reader is not engaged with Bucer’s … Continue reading
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Tagged communism, john wyclif, martin bucer, plato, reformation
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