Vie de Calvin, À l'Usage Des Écoles Protestantes [French]

Vie De Calvin, L'usage Des coles Protestantes by Eug ne Haag, first published in 1849, offers a detailed account of the life and influence of John Calvin, a key figure in the Protestant Reformation. Written in French, this biography was specifically tailored for use in Protestant schools, aiming to educate students about Calvin's theological contributions and his role in shaping Protestant thought and practice.

Haag's work provides valuable insights into Calvin's early life, his conversion, his work in Geneva, and his extensive writings. The book emphasizes Calvin's dedication to biblical interpretation and his impact on the development of Reformed theology. As a historical document, this biography reflects the 19th-century perspective on Calvin and the Reformation, making it a significant resource for understanding both the subject and the historical context in which it was written. This edition allows modern readers to engage with a classic text that has informed generations of Protestants about their heritage.

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