Early Protestant leader John Calvin (1509-1564) rightly condemned Catholic boy bishops: But the most absurd thing of all is, that even boys scarcely ten years of age are, by the permission of the Pope ...
John Calvin strides through the Western imagination as a figure of certainty – willing to abandon the church of his youth, burn a heretic, and proclaim double predestination that consigned millions to ...
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