Calvin : institutes of the christian religion
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TextoSeries The Library of Christian Classics Estados Unidos de América : The Westmister Press 1960Descripción: 2 volúmenes, 1732 páginasISBN: - [sin ISBN]
- 284.2 C168i1
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John Calvin to the reader, 1559 -- Subject matter of the present work -- Prefatory address to king francis I of France -- Book one. The knowledge of God the creator: The knowledge of God and that of ourselves are connected. How they are interrelated - What it is to know God, and to what purpose the knowledge of him tends - The knowledge of God has been naturally implanted in the minds of men - This knowledge is either smothered or corrupted, partly by ignorance, partly by Malice - The knowledge of God shines forth in the fashioning of the universe and the continuing government of it
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Biblioteca Rafael Escandón Hernández - UNAC - Medellín Sala principal de colecciones - Primer piso - Medellín | General | 284.2 C168i1 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Volumen 1 | Ejemplar 1 | Disponible | 05618 | |||||||||||
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Biblioteca Rafael Escandón Hernández - UNAC - Medellín Sala principal de colecciones - Primer piso - Medellín | General | 284.2 C168i1 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Volumen 2 | Ejemplar 1 | Disponible | 05619 |
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John Calvin to the reader, 1559 -- Subject matter of the present work -- Prefatory address to king francis I of France -- Book one. The knowledge of God the creator: The knowledge of God and that of ourselves are connected. How they are interrelated - What it is to know God, and to what purpose the knowledge of him tends - The knowledge of God has been naturally implanted in the minds of men - This knowledge is either smothered or corrupted, partly by ignorance, partly by Malice - The knowledge of God shines forth in the fashioning of the universe and the continuing government of it
