Category: John Calvin Studies

Anthony N. S. Lane, “The Role of Scripture in Calvin’s Doctrine of Justification,” pp. 368–384

Calvin Studies XII: Papers Presented at a Colloquium on Calvin Studies at Erskine Theological Seminary, Due West, South Carolina, January 27–28, 2006

E. David Willis, “Acts of God and the Mediation of Grace According to Calvin, pp. 7–20

Alisdair Heron, “If Luther Will Accept Us with Our Confession . . .”: The Eucharistic Controversy in Calvin’s Correspondence up to 1546, pp. 21–35

Hughes Oliphant Old, “The Covenantal Dimension of Calvin’s Eucharistic Theology,” pp. 37–53

Herman J. Selderhuis, “Calvinismus Heidelbergensis: The Heidelberg Theological Faculty and the Discussions about Predestination 1583–1622,” pp. 55–71

Charles Partee, “Calvin’s So-Called Epistemology,” pp. 73–84

Elsie A. McKee, “Calvin’s Sermons: Suspected, Unique, and Prized,” pp. 85–110

G. Christopher Scruggs, “Toward a Post-Modern Reformed Polity,” pp. 111–136

Anthony N. S. Lane, “Was Calvin a Crypto-Zwinglian?” pp. 137–156