Frontmatter -- Introduction -- Bibliographie se rapportant uniquement au texte -- Bibliographie Générale -- CONRAD BADIVS aux Le? turs -- THEODORE DE BESZE AVX le? teurs, Salut en noftre Seigneur -- PERSONNAGES -- ARGVMENT DV XXII. Chap. de Genefe -- PROLOGVE -- EPILOGVE
Focusing on sacramental theology, this treatise highlights key differences between the Reformed and Lutheran movements during the second generation of the Reformation. It addresses critical issues that contributed to the initial split from Rome and hindered unity among Protestant factions. The English translation from the original Latin opens up access to significant historical discussions, offering readers a deeper understanding of the theological debates that shaped the era.
Wherein the two questions: Whether the Plague be Infectious, or no & Whether and how far it may be shunned of Christians by going aside are resolved
The book explores the Church's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, drawing parallels with historical crises like the bubonic plague. It delves into the profound questions raised during these challenging times, highlighting the insights of figures such as Beza and Mr. Percival. Emphasizing the importance of wisdom from the Church's forefathers, the narrative encourages reflection on faith and resilience in the face of modern challenges.
Henry Beveridge and Théodore de Bèze's 'The Life of John Calvin' offers a detailed look into the life and work of John Calvin, one of the most influential figures of the Reformation. The book touches on Calvin's personal life, and his religious and political beliefs while providing context to the social and political climate of the time. Beveridge and Bèze's fluid writing style and thorough research make this book an interesting read that will appeal to scholars, students and general readers alike.