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	Hofer, Josef. ''Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche''. 2nd ed. Freiburg: Herder Verlag. 1958.		Hofer, Josef. ''Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche''. 2nd ed. Freiburg: Herder Verlag. 1958.

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	~~Theological~~ approach named after [[John Calvin]].		Protestant theological approach named after [[John Calvin]]. Elements: Bible and the concept of predestination. Community and the aim to realize the kingdom of God on earth.

	~~In the narrow sense of the word, it refers to the main forms of Calvinism, which emerged in the 16th and 17th centuries; in a broader sense, it refers to the continuous effect of Calvinist impulses.~~

	Calvinism deals mainly with the continuing engagement with the Bible and the concept of predestination. Constitutionally, Calvinism is shaped by a communal principle and the aim to realize the kingdom of God on earth.		Sources:

	~~Bibliography~~:

	Fahlbusch, Erwin et al. ''Evangelisches Kirchenlexikon. Internationale theologische Enzyklopädie''. 3rd ed. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 1986.		Fahlbusch, Erwin et al. ''Evangelisches Kirchenlexikon. Internationale theologische Enzyklopädie''. 3rd ed. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 1986.
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-Theological approach to a Christian lifestyle named after [[John Calvin]].
+Theological approach named after [[John Calvin]].
-Term for a Reformation period (Christianity), more precisely for the one manifestation of Protestantism that leads back to Calvin.
+In the narrow sense of the word, it refers to the main forms of Calvinism, which emerged in the 16th and 17th centuries; in a broader sense, it refers to the continuous effect of Calvinist impulses.
+Hofer, Josef. ''Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche''. 2nd ed. Freiburg: Herder Verlag. 1958.

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	He sent his assistants, provided with instructions and for the purpose of reporting, in each country where they were completing the buildup of municipalities: preaching the pure doctrine, abolition of the (Holy) Mass and other Catholic traditions and institutions.		He sent his assistants, provided with instructions and for the purpose of reporting, in each country where they were completing the buildup of municipalities: preaching the pure doctrine, abolition of the (Holy) Mass and other Catholic traditions and institutions.






			Bibliography:

			Fahlbusch, Erwin et al. Evangelisches Kirchenlexikon. Internationale theologische Enzyklopädie. 3rd ed. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 1986.
			Hofer, Josef. Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche. 2nd ed. Freiburg: Herder Verlag. 1958.

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	Calvin maintained relations with princes, regents and influential people of almost all countries in Europe.		Calvin maintained relations with princes, regents and influential people of almost all countries in Europe.

	~~Calvin~~ sent his assistants, provided with instructions and for the purpose of reporting, in each country where they were completing the buildup of municipalities: preaching the pure doctrine, abolition of the (Holy) Mass and other Catholic traditions and institutions.		He sent his assistants, provided with instructions and for the purpose of reporting, in each country where they were completing the buildup of municipalities: preaching the pure doctrine, abolition of the (Holy) Mass and other Catholic traditions and institutions.

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	It differs from other Protestant Churches by realizing the formation of individual doctrines (Eucharist, predestination), constitutionally through his communal principle, lifeorientated by its aim, to realize the kingdom of God on earth, and by its pathos of the spiritual conquest of the world.		It differs from other Protestant Churches by realizing the formation of individual doctrines (Eucharist, predestination), constitutionally through his communal principle, lifeorientated by its aim, to realize the kingdom of God on earth, and by its pathos of the spiritual conquest of the world.

			Calvin maintained relations with princes, regents and influential people of almost all countries in Europe.

			Calvin sent his assistants, provided with instructions and for the purpose of reporting, in each country where they were completing the buildup of municipalities: preaching the pure doctrine, abolition of the (Holy) Mass and other Catholic traditions and institutions.

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	Theological approach to a Christian lifestyle named after [[John Calvin]].		Theological approach to a Christian lifestyle named after [[John Calvin]].

	~~Reserved Patryk Pakosch~~		Term for a Reformation period (Christianity), more precisely for the one manifestation of Protestantism that leads back to Calvin.
			In the narrow sense of the word, it refers to the main forms of classical Calvinism, as in the 16th and 17th-century emerged, in a broader sense the continuous effect of Calvinist impulse.

			Calvinism is not a denomination or religious confession, it rather became a broadly acting force of Protestantism, which has also helped to shape culture and society.

			Calvinism deals mainly with the continuing engagement in the bible, on the different weighting of predestination and on the introduction of different philosophical views.

			It differs from other Protestant Churches by realizing the formation of individual doctrines (Eucharist, predestination), constitutionally through his communal principle, lifeorientated by its aim, to realize the kingdom of God on earth, and by its pathos of the spiritual conquest of the world.

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	Theological approach to a Christian lifestyle named after [[John Calvin]].		Theological approach to a Christian lifestyle named after [[John Calvin]].

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	Theological approach to a Christian lifestyle named after [[John Calvin]].		Theological approach to a Christian lifestyle named after [[John Calvin]].

	~~Calvin's main work ''Christianae Religionis Institutio'' (1536-1559) had a great influence on the development of the~~ [[~~Protestantism\|Protestant church]].~~		[[Category:Expansion]]
	~~The main points of Calvinism include the belief in the sovereignty of God and the reading of Christian scriptures~~: ~~according to Calvin, all religious belief should be founded on the literal reading of Scriptures, including church organization, political organization, and society itself.~~

	~~Calvin, as well as [[Martin Luther\|Luther~~]], denied man a free will and blamed this on the original sin of Adam and Eve. But Calvin went further than Luther and developed the theory of predestination, meaning that God only chose a few men for salvation, while the others are damned. Hard work, austerity and faith lead to economic success, which is a sign of being one of God's chosen people. The concept of predestination also had an impact on the economy (the sociologist Max Weber called this the "Protestant Work Ethic"). During the 17th century Calvinism started spreading in Europe.

	~~Calvinism is often summarized by the '''Five Points of Calvinism:'''~~

	*Total depravity
	*Unconditional election
	*Limited atonement
	*Irresistible Grace
	*Perseverance of the saints

	~~== Sources ==~~

	~~Calvinism: Catholic Encyclopedia, 21 July 2009 [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/03198a.htm]~~

	~~Kalvinismus: Brockhaus, 21 July 2009 [http://www.brockhaus.de/aktuell/thema.php?t_id=214]~~

	~~Lectures on Calvinism: The Stone Lectures of 1898 Kuyper, Abraham, Six Lectures Delivered at Princeton University, 1898, 22 July 2009 [http://www.lgmarshall.org/Reformed/kuyper_lecturescalvinism.html]~~

	~~Reformation: John Calvin. Hooker, Richard, Washington State University, 22 July 2009 [http://www.wsu.edu/~dee/REFORM/CALVIN.HTM~~]