L'influence du séjour strasbourgeois de Calvin (1538-41) sur sa pensée et son Oeuvre
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Keywords
- Historians understand Calvinâ€
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- s stay in Strasbourg (1538-41) either as a brief gap between his two periods in Geneva or as a crucial stage in his theological development. It is undeniable that his three years in Strasbourg were fruitful in literary terms (Commentary on the Letter to the Romans
- Letter to Sadolet
- Brief Treatise on the Lordâ€
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- s Supper
- second Latin and first French editions of the Institutes of the Christian Religion) as well as in Church organisational terms. On the other hand
- it is difficult to quantify the importance of the nature of the role played by the Strasbourg Reformers (with Martin Bucer at the helm) in Calvinâ€
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- s theological evolution between 1538 and 1541
