Robert, Restless and Always Reforming

  The Theologia Germanica of Martin Luther is a treatise translated from German to English by Susanna Winkworth was which was believed to have been written in the mid 14th century by an anonymous author. In 1516 Martin Luther discovered and published this work by an anonymous fourteenth-century German author who focuses on the “divine [...]

John Calvin and Roman Catholicism: Critique an Engagement, Then and Now. This book grew out of a 2007 Colloquium Conference jointly sponsored by the Calvin Studies Society and was held at the University of Notre Dame on April 12-14, 2007. The list of contributors, and editor Randall C. Zachman who is associate professor of Reformation [...]

John Calvin, the Reformer of Geneva, was born in France. He studied theology in Paris for almost six years from 1523 and was ordained a priest during this time. But by 1553 he had left the Catholic Church, believing he had a divine commission to restore the church to its original purity. Calvin had published [...]