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John Calvin and the Brethren of the Common Life
Strand, Kenneth A.
Strand, Kenneth A.
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"In an earlier issue of AUSS, I noted certain lines of influence by which ideals of the Brethren of the Common Life reached John Calvin early in his career in France, prior to his reform activities in Geneva.l This Brotherhood, a movement with whose schoors both Desiderius Erasmus and Martin Luther had had direct contact, established no houses, schools, or dormitories in France. Nevertheless, Calvin there imbibed its influence in various ways, most notably during his stay at the College of Montaigu and through the Fabrisian circle of humanistic reformers"
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1977
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