Johannes Kalvin

About this book

In a pivotal era of religious transformation, "Johannes Kalvin" by Friedrich Oehninger explores the profound impact of John Calvin's arrival in Geneva. This historical account meticulously examines Calvin's role in shaping the Reformation, emphasizing his revolutionary ideas on predestination and the governance of church and state. Oehninger's work offers a nuanced understanding of Calvin's theological innovations and their lasting implications for Protestantism. Ideal for historians and civic activists alike, this text sheds light on the interplay between faith and politics in a city grappling with change. Dive into the complexities of Calvin's legacy and discover how his teachings continue to resonate in contemporary discussions of religious authority and civic responsibility.