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Reformed Christianity, also
called Calvinism, is a
major branch of
Protestantism that
began during the sixteenth-century
Protestant Reformation, a schism...
- New
Calvinism, also
known as the Young, Restless, and
Reformed Movement, is a
movement within conservative Evangelicalism that
reinterprets 16th century...
- Hyper-
Calvinism is a
branch of
Protestant theology that
places strong emphasis on supralapsarianism, or
salvation from
eternity (God
elects from before...
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Predestination is a
doctrine in
Calvinism dealing with the
question of the
control that God
exercises over the world. In the
words of the Westminster...
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Pharmacological Calvinism is a term of
disapproval purporting to
describe the
disapproving or
condemning attitude of some
Americans to the use of psychiatric...
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Afrikaner Calvinism (Afrikaans: Calvinisme) is a
cultural and
religious development among Afrikaners that
combined elements of seventeenth-century Calvinist...
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Augustinian Calvinism is a term used to
emphasize the alleged[according to whom?]
origin of John Calvin's
theology within Augustine of Hippo's theology...
- Neo-
Calvinism, a form of
Dutch Calvinism, is a
theological movement initiated by the
theologian and
former Dutch prime minister Abraham Kuyper.
James Bratt...
- Turco-
Calvinism refers to the
alliance or
rapprochement between the
followers of the
Protestant Reformation and the
Ottoman Empire during the 16th century...
- The Five
Points of
Calvinism,
occasionally known by the
mnemonic TULIP,
constitute a
summary of
Reformed soteriology.
Named after John Calvin, they largely...
