David Fagrey
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Calvin's Prefatory Address to Francis I in
The Institutes of the Christian Religion
For centuries John Calvin's book The Institutes of the Christian Religion has been known as the best defense of the Reformation and the best exposition of its principles. Calvin scholar John T. McNeill called the Institutes a masterpiece, which "holds a place in the short list of books that have notably affected the course of history, molding the beliefs and behavior of generations of mankind." The value of studying the prefatory address is that it contains a masterful summary of some of the main principles of the Reformation discussed in Calvin's Institutes.
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June-July 2009
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Paul H. Treick
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E. Bristley
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Maynard Koerner
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Jon Blair
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Tracy Gruggett
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Lloyd Gross
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Lee Johnson
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Wesley Brice
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Hank Bowen
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Scott Henry
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Eric Kayayan
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Vernon Pollema
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Robert Grossmann
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Dr. Louis Praamsma
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Eric Bristley
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Kyle Sorensen
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David Fagrey
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James I. Good
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Michael Voytek
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Frank Walker
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Jim West
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Jerry DeYoung
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Sam Powell
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George Syms
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Jonathan Merica
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Matthew Powell
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Thomas Mayville
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Gil Baloy
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Jay Nelken
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L. Dale Clark
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