Die afbuiging van Calvyn se denke in die 17e eeu
L. F. Schulze
Koers: Bulletin for Christian Scholarship · 1983
doi:10.4102/koers.v48i1.962 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The period of the Reformation was in certain aspects a lonely beacon in the cultural history of Western civilization. I his fact is illuminated by comparing the anti scolastic stand of Luther and Calvin, and especially Calvin's trinitarian view o f revelation with its ensuing knowledge, of God with the views of Perkins and Ames, in whose works tendencies towards a natural knowledge of God become discernable. Though the language of the later theologians remains “calvinistic”, yet there is a dear shift of accent in the whole theological structure o f their works and a growing emphasis on subjectivity.
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