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Posted by roy heather in Misc
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Does this book go into the oppressive side of the reformation? It seems that Calvin in Geneva and others were not averse to using force to accomplish their christianity. I have looked at "Bullies and Saints" book which see ms to lack detail. Thank You. Roy Heather.
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James
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August 19th, 2021 at 12:28PM • Respond
Hi Roy,
It's hard to give you a definite answer here. But what I can do is give you the specific chapter headings on the section that covers the Reformation:
PART 5: The Age of Reformation, 1517-1648
Chapter 25 - A Wild Boar in the Vineyard: Martin Luther and Protestantism
Chapter 26 - Radical Discipleship: The Anabaptists
Chapter 27 - Thrust into the Game: John Calvin and Reformed Rule
Chapter 28 - The Curse upon the Crown: The Church of England
Chapter 29 - "Another Man" at Manresa: The Catholic Reformation
Chapter 30 - Opening the Rock: Uttermost America and Asia
Chapter 31 - The Rule of the Saints: Puritanism
Chapter 32 - Unwilling to Die for an Old Idea: Denominations
Hope this helps,
James
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