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Institutes of the Christian Religion

by John Calvin

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reformedandfree in Christianity : Current Reading? (Jul 21, 2007, 11:12pm)

Institutes of Biblical Law, by Rushdooney and the Institutes of the Christian Religion by Calvin. I have just finished the Olivet Prophecies by Capt.

guamo in Christianity : Denominational Affiliation? (Mar 18, 2007, 12:23pm)

... Church of North America (crcna.org) a predominantly Dutch Calvinist denomination. So of course I use John Calvin's Institutes as a primary source as well as Abraham Kuyper and people associated with Calvin College as well.

hazelk in Reading Globally : Where in the World are you now? (Mar 18, 2007, 7:05am)

I'm under London at the moment with The Subterranean Railway by Christian Wolmar. For London-holics like me it's fascinating stuff.

hazelk in Non-Fiction Readers : What nonfiction are you reading now? (Mar 17, 2007, 10:48am)

... The book is The Subterranean Railway -How the London Underground Was Built and How it Changed the City Forever by Christian Wolmar. London was the first city to have an underground railway network and the effects on the city's growth were far-reaching.

Icthus_SN in Progressive Christianity : Progressive Christianity Message Board (Nov 29, 2006, 8:07pm)

... "huh?" ) I just got a fantastic deal at a used book sale on campus yesterday put on by the History honorary. I found institutes of the christian religion 1 & 2 by John Calvin and published by the library of Christian Classics, for 2$! I couldn't believe it. I about died. On the spot. ...

LouisBranning in Modern Collector : Modern Collector Message Board (Nov 5, 2006, 11:06am)

... it's become rather a rare thing anymore. However, right now I'm in the middle of reading Tim Willocks' new novel The Religion (which is great!) and Jonathan Cape, the UK publisher, has added a deep-burgundy topstain, plus a matching sidestain, and even a bottom stain, to go along with ...

LouisBranning in What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 28 Oct 2006 (Nov 3, 2006, 4:27am)

... your own (reader's) risk'. Right now I'm about 150 pages into Brit novelist Tim Willocks' marvelous new swashbuckler The Religion and it's positively delicious so far: a dark and bloody adventure story set in 16th century Europe with the Knights of Saint John opposing the Ottoman emperor ...

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