Institutes of the Christian Religion

Institutes of the Christian Religion

por John Calvin · 1734 páginas · Inglés

John Calvin's foundational systematic exposition of Reformed doctrine, covering the knowledge of God, the fall, redemption in Christ, and the life of the church. The definitive work of Reformation theology.

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Calvin published the first edition of this work in 1536, at age twenty-six, as a defense of the evangelical faith addressed to King Francis I of France. He expanded it over nearly twenty-five years into the definitive 1559 edition, organized into four books that follow the structure of the Apostles' Creed.

Alongside the works of Augustine and Aquinas, it stands as one of the most influential theological summas in the history of the Western church, and the literary foundation of the entire Reformed tradition that followed.

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Book IOf the Knowledge of God the Creator — 18 chapters (e.g. The Knowledge of God and of Ourselves Mutually Connected; The Unity of Divine Essence in Three Persons Taught in Scripture; Providence)
Book IIOf the Knowledge of God the Redeemer in Christ — 17 chapters (e.g. Original Sin; Exposition of the Moral Law; Christ as Prophet, King, Priest)
Book IIIThe Mode of Obtaining the Grace of Christ — 25 chapters (e.g. Of Faith; Justification by Faith; Of Eternal Election; The Last Resurrection)
Book IVOf the Holy Catholic Church — 20 chapters (e.g. The True Church; The Sacraments, Baptism, Lord’s Supper; Of Civil Government)
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John Calvin

John Calvin

Reformador francés (1509–1564), pastor en Ginebra y autor de la «Institución de la Religión Cristiana», obra fundacional de la teología reformada.

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páginas
1734
Idioma
Inglés
Publicación
2011
ISBN Paperback
9780664239114