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... on Justification in Ecumenical and Evangelical Perspective," John Calvin and Evangelical Theology, Sung Wook Chung, ed ... Westminster John Knox, 2009 ... United Church Press, 2006 ...
1 From the Apostolic Age to Chalcedon (451), Louisville Westminster John Knox Press, 1975, ISBN 0-664-22301-X Volume 2 From the Council of Chalcedon /451/ to Gregory the Great /590-60 ... of Justinian, Louisville Westminster John Knox Press, 1986, ISBN 0-664-22160-2 Part Two The Church in Constantinople in the sixth century, Theresia Hainthaler (co-author), John Cawte, Pauline Allen (transl ... from German), Louisville, Kentucky – London Westminster John Knox Press – Mowbray, 1995, p ...
... Leith, John H. ... John Calvin's Doctrine of the Christian Life ... Louisville, Ky Westminster/John Knox Press, 1989 ...
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