God Was Accommodating Himself to Human Capacity

Ford Lewis Battles

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Biblical Studies and Interpretation Karl Barth and Christian Theology

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For Calvin, the understanding of God's accommodation to the limits and needs of the human condition was a central feature of the interpretation of Scripture and of the entire range of his theological work.

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