Contributor
Gamble, Richard C.
Imprint:New York : Garland, 1992.
Descriptionix, 319 p. ; 24 cm.
Note:Luther and Calvin on church and tradition / David C. Steinmetz -- The church in sixteenth-century reformed theology / John T. McNeill -- Calvin and ecumenicity / John H. Kormminga -- Calvin and episcopacy / John T. McNeill -- Calvin's efforts toward the consolidation of protestantism / John T. McNeill -- Calvin's conception of the "communio sanctorum" / Ray C. Petry -- The ecumenicalism of John Calvin / W. Stanford Reid -- John Calvin: Doctor ecclesiae / John T. McNeill -- Calvin and the church / G.S.M. Walker -- The city of God: church and state in Geneva / A.N.S. Lane -- Calvin on signs: an Augustinian dilemma / G.R. Evans -- The Augustinian roots of Calvin's eucharistic thought / Joseph Fitzer -- A eucharistic sacrifice in Calvin's theology? / Joseph N. Tylenda -- The liturgy of the Holy Supper at Geneva in 1542 / Auguste Lecerf -- Calvin and Christ's presence in the supper: true or real / Joseph N. Tylenda -- John Calvin and the reformed doctrine of the Lord's Supper / B.A. Gerrish -- Calvin and the diaconate / Jeannine Olson -- The Bourse Française: deacons and social welfare in Calvin's Geneva / Jeannine Olson -- The deacons of the reformed church in Calvin's Geneva / Robert M. Kingdon -- Calvin's ideas about the diaconate: social or theological in origin? / Robert M. Kingdon -- Christian discipline and the early reformed tradition: Bullinger and Calvin / J. Wayne Baker -- John Calvin's views on discipline: a comparison of the Institution of 1536 and the Institutes of 1559 / Richard R. DeRidder -- Calvin's and Oecolampadius' concept of church discipline / A. Demura -- Calvin's two-voice theory of preaching / John H. Gerstner.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references.
