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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Institutes

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Mentioned by

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

R.C. Sproul

, referring to John Calvin’s observation about the reason for the development of theological terms.

Contradiction vs. Mystery

Mentioned by

Justin Perdue

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

Jesus Knows You're Tired

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

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

Deserted Island with Joel Kim: Theology and Pastoral Wisdom

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

Austin encourages skeptics to read it to understand the Reformers' views.

Defining and DEFENDING Sola Scriptura (w/ Dr. Kevin Vanhoozer)

Mentioned by

Alistair Begg

when discussing the balance between austerity and indulgence.

Contentment (Part 1 of 2)

Mentioned by

Joel Webbon

as the author of the book that he read and considers himself a Calvinist because he agrees with his soteriology.

THE FRIDAY SPECIAL - Christian Nationalism, Aristotle, & The Plague Of Multiculturalism - S05E01

Quoted by

Bryan Selby

from Book 2, emphasizing that all of salvation is comprehended in Christ alone.

Incarnation Anyway? w/ Bryan Selby

Mentioned by Ruben Rosario Rodriguez in the context of his teaching at St. Louis University.

Episode 171: Episode 171: Rubén Rosario Rodriguez- "Calvin for the World"

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