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Christian Sects in the Nineteenth Century

Note 91 — LETTER VI. CALVINISM.

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Whatever difference may have subsisted between Luther and Calvin on the subject of Divine decrees, no language can be stronger than that in which Luther insists upon the moral impotence of man’s depraved nature in opposition to the Pelagian doctrine of freewill.

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