Anthony N. S. Lane. Research professor of historical theology at London School of Theology. Specialist in Calvin's doctrine of the will and Reformation polemical theology.
Anthony N. S. Lane revisits the charge that Calvin's doctrine of the Lord's Supper is essentially Zwinglian teaching dressed in Lutheran language, marshaling Calvin's own statements to show how he positioned his eucharistic theology as a via media between Luther and Zwingli.
Lane expounds Calvin's doctrine of justification with particular attention to the role of Scripture, surveying the main features of Calvin's teaching and engaging the wider literature on justification and sanctification in Reformed theology.
Lane examines Calvin's 1543 treatise against Albert Pighius on the bondage and liberation of the will, situating it within the dispute over free choice and tracing Calvin's reply to Pighius's first six books of objections.
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