ProtestantismJohn Leslie Dunstan G. Braziller, 1961 - 255 pagina's The spirit of Protestantism: the God-Man encounter as living experience in history, the primacy of freedom and responsiblity, and the reflection in Christian belief of the changing human situation. (front cover). |
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Preface | 9 |
THE RISE OF PROTESTANT | 15 |
THE PRINCIPLES OF | 34 |
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