Calvin studies
Subtitle: presented at a colliquium on Calvin studies at Davidson College Presbyterian Church and Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina
By: edited by John H. Leith and Charles Raynal
Contributors: Colloquium on Calvin Studies (2nd : 1984 : Davidson, N.C.)
Publisher: [Davidson College]
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Davidson, N.C.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 123
Subjects: Congresses
Other titles: Calvin studies two.
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Calvin's polity and the practical theology of Karl Barth / John T. DeBevoise; title: The church as the congregation / Timothy George; title: Calvinism as Renaissance artifact / William J. Bouwsma; title: The church as the elect in the theology of Calvin / David Wiley; title: Calvin's doctrine of the proclamation of the word and its significance for today in the light of recent research / John H. Leith; title: Calvin's vision of the Christian community / John Walchenbach; title: Responses to Dr. Walchenbach / Brian Armstrong; title: The place of the academy in John Calvin's polity / Charles Raynal; title: Calvin's defense of Luther in his Congratulations to Gabriel of Saconay / Douglas Kelly; title: Congratulations to the venerable presbyter, Lord Gabriel of Saconay, precentor of the church at Lyon for the beautiful and elegant preface that he wrote for the book of the King of England / John Calvin (1561); title: Calvin's essay on the Lord's Supper from "The form of prayers," 1542 and 1545 / translated by Benjamin W. Farley.