...and persevering, though obstinate, arrogant, bigoted and relentless reformer. Our extracts follow.] Early in life, Calvin had published a book much, celebrated...cannot possibly be otherwise than they were intended to be beforehand, and at the same time employing the severest means to force them to be otherwise....

...church ; and he himself having been apostrophized by Calvin from the pulpit, with the names ofchien and goinfre, took his revenge by putting up against...of Geneva, abandoning the circumspection they had shewn before, when they declared some abstruse questions respecting baptism to be better calculated...

...church ; and he himself having been apostrophized by Calvin from the pulpit, with the names of chien and goinfre, took his revenge by putting up against...— that is, asserting that men cannot possibly be 99t CALVIN'S WORK ON PREDESTINATION. otherwise than they were intended beforehand, and, at the same...

...Predestination and Divine Providence; the doctrine of * /.ilmoy Journal, 1714. pp. 885, 338, Dublin. which he maintained throughout his life, while acting...approbation or censure on this doctrine, but wisely forbad their clergy preaching on such high matters. Those of Geneva, abandoning the circumspection...

...Predestination and Divine Providence; the doctrine of * J.ikr,ii SOWMI, 1744, tip. KIS, SSQ. Dublin. 188 which he maintained throughout his life, while acting in direct opposition to it—that is, asserting that men cannot possibly be otherwise than they were intended beforehand, and...