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Bullinger is Back

by
  • R. Scott Clark
on April 18, 2009

And on the web here. If you’re interested in Reformed theology beyond Calvin (and you should be) then this resource will be of interest.

Categorized Church History, Covenant Theology, Historical Theology, History of Ideas, History of Reformed Theology | Tagged Covenant Theology, de testamento, Heinrich Bullinger, reformed theology, two streams

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