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This book is intended to be a treat for those familiar only with the very formal Calvin of puritanical dogma. Exploring his sermons on Jeremiah, Isaiah, and Micah, the book rediscovers the humanity of Calvin. Key parallels are then drawn between Calvin and process theology. These sermons introduce us to Calvin’s neglected aesthetic orientation, where the focus is upon a God and cosmos mutually intertwined and ever evolving into higher forms of beauty. Other Religion-Protestant Studies & Reformation Books 1986 – Religion and Politics in Korea Under the Japanese Rule 2001 – John Calvins Rhetorical Doctrine of Sin 2010 – Prophetic Protestant Sermons on Americas War in Iraq: Marsh Chapel, Boston University
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