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Every four years, the International Calvin Congress gathers a wide spectrum of presenters from leading scholars to early-career researchers to learn from each other through several days of plenary lectures, panel sessions, and discussions. This volume of collected essays features current research on John Calvin, with a focus on the impact of the exile experience in early modern Europe. Several contributions explore how exile and return shaped Calvin and Reformed communities more generally, while others shed light on key topics in Calvin research, including explorations of his biblical exegesis, theological insights, and the impact of debates with his contemporaries. This volume brings together both senior scholars and newer voices in Calvin studies.
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Arnold Huijgen is Professor of Dogmatics at the Protestant Theological University in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He is the secretary of the Presidium of the International Calvin Congress.Dr. Karin Maag is Director of the H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies at Calvin University in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in the United States. She is currently serving as President of the International Congress on Calvin Research.
he International Calvin Congress.Forrest Buckner is Dean of Spiritual Life and Assistant Professor of Theology at Whitworth University, USA.Arnold Huijgen is Professor of Dogmatics at the Protestant Theological University in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He is the secretary of the Presidium of the International Calvin Congress.Dr. Karin Maag is Director of the H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies at Calvin University in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in the United States. She is currently serving as President of the International Congress on Calvin Research.
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Zusammenfassung
Every four years, the International Calvin Congress gathers a wide spectrum of presenters from leading scholars to early-career researchers to learn from each other through several days of plenary lectures, panel sessions, and discussions. This volume of collected essays features current research on John Calvin, with a focus on the impact of the exile experience in early modern Europe. Several contributions explore how exile and return shaped Calvin and Reformed communities more generally, while others shed light on key topics in Calvin research, including explorations of his biblical exegesis, theological insights, and the impact of debates with his contemporaries. This volume brings together both senior scholars and newer voices in Calvin studies.
Vorwort
This volume features current research on John Calvin, with a focus on the impact of the exile experience in early modern Europe. Several contributions explore how exile and return shaped Calvin and Reformed communities more generally, while others bring to light key aspects of Calvin's theology.
