N.S. McFetridge
Auteur de Calvinism in History
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Œuvres de N.S. McFetridge
Calvinism in History. 1 exemplaire
Calvinism in History. Westminster Paper Series. 1 exemplaire
Calvinism in History. [Westminster Cheap Series] 1 exemplaire
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McFetridge, N.S., Calvinism in History (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: Still Waters Revival Books, 1989). 10911
"A splendid book." -- Loraine Boettner
The rich Reformation heritage of truth and freedom is set forth in four chapters: 1. Calvinism as a Political Force, 2. Calvinism as a Political Force in the History of the USA, 3. Calvinism as a Moral Force, 4. Calvinism as an Evangelizing Force." -- Publisher's Annotation
"Arminianism, taking to an aristocratic form of church government, tend toward a monarchy in civil affairs, while Calvinism, taking to a republican form of church government, tends toward a democracy in civil affairs."… (plus d'informations)
"A splendid book." -- Loraine Boettner
The rich Reformation heritage of truth and freedom is set forth in four chapters: 1. Calvinism as a Political Force, 2. Calvinism as a Political Force in the History of the USA, 3. Calvinism as a Moral Force, 4. Calvinism as an Evangelizing Force." -- Publisher's Annotation
"Arminianism, taking to an aristocratic form of church government, tend toward a monarchy in civil affairs, while Calvinism, taking to a republican form of church government, tends toward a democracy in civil affairs."… (plus d'informations)
Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 6
- Membres
- 82
- Popularité
- #220,761
- Évaluation
- 4.0
- Critiques
- 2
- ISBN
- 5
"A splendid book." -- Loraine Boettner
The rich Reformation heritage of truth and freedom is set forth in four chapters: 1. Calvinism as a Political Force, 2. Calvinism as a Political Force in the History of the USA, 3. Calvinism as a Moral Force, 4. Calvinism as an Evangelizing Force." -- Publisher's Annotation
"Arminianism, taking to an aristocratic form of church government, tend toward a monarchy in civil affairs, while Calvinism, taking to a republican form of church government, tends toward a democracy in civil affairs."… (plus d'informations)