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Reformed theology and visual culture: the Protestant imagination from Calvin to Edwards

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Visual Culture and Art Theory Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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1. Introduction: imagination, theology and visual culture 2. Medieval faith and the ambiguity of sight 3. John Calvin: seeing God in the preached word 4. England and the visual culture of the reformation 5. William Ames, John Cotton and seventeenth-century puritanism 6. Seventeenth-century visual culture 7. Jonathan Edwards: the world as image and shadow.

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