Paperback, 336 pages
English language
Published May 1, 2001 by Baker Academic.
Treatises against the Anabaptists and against the Libertines
by Jean Calvin
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Tracts on the Anabaptists and the Libertines, contain some of Calvin’s most significant and theological reflections ranging from infant baptism, refusal to bear arms, withdrawal from politics and government to pantheistic determinism, Gnostic Christology, the libertine view of Christian freedom, and denial of a future resurrection. A most valuable resource for exploring anew both Calvin’s rejection of mysticism and his concern for the believer’s ‘spiritual union’ with Christ.
Subjects
- Christianity
- Religion
- Controversial literature
- Individual Theologians And Their Works (General)
- Christianity - Theology - History
- Religion - Theology
- Reformed Church
- Libertines (Spirituals)
- Doctrines
- Christian Theology - History
- Christianity - Calvinist
- Christianity - Protestant
- Church History, Theology: Historical Theology
- Religion / Church History
- Christianity - Calvinism
- Christianity - History - General
- Anabaptists