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This exploration of a select number of Heinrich Bullinger’s writings is one of the very few major studies in English on this influential Reformer. It demonstrates how Bullinger’s theology informs his history-writing, and how he sees the latter in an humanistic context. The main thesis is that his history-writing is an expression of the Reformer’s emphasis on justification by faith alone. It also constitutes the exploration of a new field in Reformation studies; the theology of history and the historical writings of the Reformers. This groundbreaking study will interest not only Reformation scholars but also historians in general. Other Theology & Philosophy of Religion Books 1994 – Conscientious Objections Toward a Reconstruction of the Social and Political Philosophy of Jesus of Nazareth 2021 – The Original Texts of Islamic Philosophy From Al-Kindi to Muhammad Iqbal 2018 – Jonathan Edwards’ Understanding of the Unity of God-and-the World: vis-a-vis Boyle, Locke, Newton, Hutcheson, & Shaftesbury
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