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The fatherhood of God in John Calvin’s thought

✍ Scribed by Calvin, Jean; Stetina, Karin Spiecker


Publisher
Paternoster
Year
2016
Tongue
English
Leaves
130
Category
Library

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✦ Table of Contents


Calvin's earthly experience of fatherhood --
Calvin's epistemology --
Historical conceptions of the fatherhood of God --
Calvin's conception of the fatherhood of God --
Historical use of feminine imagery and God-language --
Calvin's treatment of female imagery.

✦ Subjects


Calvin, Jean, -- 1509-1564;God (Christianity) -- Fatherhood -- History of doctrines;Femininity of God;RELIGION / Christian Theology / General


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