Calvin and His Contemporaries

Calvin and His ContemporariesReformed Christians look to John Calvin's 1559 edition of Institutes of the Christian Religion as their doctrinal foundation. Yet an exclusive focus on the finished form of this seminal work may cause us to overlook the growth and evolution of the author and how those in Calvin's orbit helped shape his thought. In Calvin and His Contemporaries, the culmination of four decades of research, renowned Reformation scholar Richard Muller traces the

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