Calvin, John/Calvinism

Alistair McGrath, Reformation Thought (London Blackwell, 1993), 181-85, quote from page 182. See also K. McDonnell, John Calvin, the Church and the Eucharist (Princeton Princeton University Press), 116-40, 210-41 and McGrath, Life of John Calvin (1990), 147—73. 

McDonnell, K., John Calvin, the Church and the Eucharist (Princeton Princeton University Press). 

A Life of John Calvin a study in the shaping of Western Culture (Oxford Blackwell,... 

State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison, 1960. William Willard Daniells, p. 94 John Eugene Davies, p. 97 George Calvin Humphrey, p. 182 Herman Ihde, p. 185 Franklin Hiram King, p. 

Raymond F. Boyer John H. Fletcher Jack Halpern Wayne W. Hilty George W. Irving Walter C. Saeman Calvin L. Stevens Calvin A. Vanderwerf George A. Watt... 

ITAMAR WILLNER, COUA LAANE, JOHN W. OTVOS, and MELVIN CALVIN... 

Calvin, J. (1847). Commentaries on the First Hook of M-Oses called Genesis John, Trans.). Edin-... 

Bouwsma, W.J. (1988). John Calvin A Sixteenth Century Portrait. Oxford/New York. 

Greef, W. d. (1993). The Writings of John Calvin. An Introductory Guide (Bierma, Lyle D., Trans.). Michigan. 

Kaiser, C.B. (1988). Calvin s Understanding of Aristotelian Natural Philosophy Its Extent and Possible Origins. In R.V. Schnucker (Ed.), Calviniana. Ideas and Influence of John Calvin (pp. 77-92). 

McGrath, A. (1990). A. Tife of John Calvin. A Study in the Shaping of Western Culture. Oxford. 

Schreiner, S.E. (1991). The Theatre of His Glory Nature and the Natural Order in the Thought of John Calvin. Michigan. 

M Calvin (1961) Some photochemicai and photophysicai reactions of chlorophyll and its relatives. In WD McEltoy and B Glass (eds) Light and Life, pp 317-355. Johns Hopkins Press MD Kamen (1963) Primary Processes in Photosynthesis, p 154. Acad Press Dl Arnon (1965) Ferredoxin and photosynthesis. Science 149 1460-1469... 

William A. Pryor wishes to express his gratitude to W. F. Libby and the UCLA Chemistry Department for hospitality during his tenure as John Simon Guggenheim Fellow at UCLA, September 1970-April 1971, and to Professor Melvin Calvin for hospitality while at Berkeley, April—August 1971. 

Jacob Bronowko (1977) wrote, We use vision to give us information about the world and sound to give us information about other people. John Calvin said, Where there is no vision, the people perish. ... 

Religious people believe that evil started in the Garden of Eden. John Calvin described the large number of people persons who were bound in chains, lashed, and carried about as laughing stocks. Others were oudawed, cruelly tortured, and could only escape by flight... 

Department of Chemistry, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 tDepartment of Chemistry, University of South Alabama, Mobile, Alabama 36688 Department of Chemistry, St. John s University, Collegeville, Minnesota 56321 Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, California State University, Los Angeles, California 90032... 

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