Theodore Beza : The Man and the myth
Theodore Beza was a man who in his day was one of the luminaries of the Protestant world, who took the reins of the beleaguered Calvinistic movement after its namesake's death, and who influenced English-speaking Protestantism more than you might imagine. Shawn D. Wright casts light on a figure... Full description
| Main Author: | Wright, Shawn D. |
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Fearn, Ross-shire : Christian Focus, 2015 |
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