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Mentioned in 21 episodes

Institutes

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Mentioned by

Kaitlyn Schiess

Courtney Doctor

Bryan Wolfmueller

Mentioned in 21 episodes

Mentioned by

Kaitlyn Schiess

when discussing Calvin's use of exile in theological arguments.

Kaitlyn Schiess: Is "Exile" Really a Helpful Political Identity?

Mentioned by

Brandon Eaves

as a reformer who didn't see himself as breaking from tradition and as the author of Institutes.

How Studying to Be a Protestant Pastor Turned Me Catholic (I Lost Everything) | Ep. 535

Mentioned by

Tim Keller

when referring to a section called The Little Book on the Christian Life.

Tim Keller on Hope in Times in Fear (re-air)

Mentioned by

Brad East

when introducing a passage about God-forsakenness of Christ from Book 2, Chapter 16, sections 8 through 12.

Do You Need Penal Substitution?

Mentioned in reference to how there are reprints of it where authors seen as Catholic have been removed.

Bonus Episode: The Nature of Contemplation

Mentioned by

Justin Perdue

when talking about how seeing God helps us know ourselves rightly.

Jesus Knows You're Tired

Mentioned by

Courtney Doctor

when discussing the knowledge of self and the knowledge of God.

Proverbs Week 1 with Courtney Doctor

Mentioned by

Michael Horton

in relation to Adam and Eve's sinning of their own free will.

The Most Misunderstood Theologian of the Reformation

Mentioned by

Michael Horton

as Calvin added another section to it just on condemning Osiander's view.

Sola Gratia: Nature, Grace, Nominalism

Mentioned by

Gavin Ortlund

when quoting Calvin on the existence of churches among papists.

Why Protestant Is More Catholic

Mentioned by

Michael Horton

, noting that Calvin added a section to it condemning Osieander's view.

Sola Gratia, Nature, Grace, and Nominalism

Mentioned by

Kyle Strobel

while quoting Calvin on the importance of Christ dwelling within us.

Gospel-Shaped Spiritual Formation

Mentioned by

Bryan Wolfmueller

, who quotes from it to explain John Calvin's views on calling and salvation.

Q&A: Reading the Old Testament, Double Predestination, Dreams, Perseverance and Assurance, and the son of Man

Mentioned by

Bruce Gordon

as a small book, the first version of the Institutes.

What made Calvin a theologian and a pastor? Matthew Barrett and Bruce Gordon

Mentioned by

Annie Crawford

when stating she likes Calvin and his Institutes.

Annie Crawford's Story

Mentioned by

R. Scott Clark

when speaking about source criticism on the Heidelberg Catechism.

The Heidelberg Catechism with R. Scott Clark

Mentioned by

James White

as a source of foundational issues and clarity outside of national politics.

Overseers and the Flock in the Digital Age, then, Calvin on the Knowledge of God and

Mentioned by

David Anders

when discussing divine command theory and Calvin's views on predestination.

Why Go to Catholic Mass?

Mentioned by Joel Kim as a theological text that he would love to carry along.

Deserted Island with Joel Kim: Theology and Pastoral Wisdom

Mentioned by

Gavin Ortlund

, stating that Calvin said that certain gifts are no longer for today.

Tongues, Healing, Prophecy: For Today?

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