John Calvin

This biography includes 7 hours of audio arranged in 30 chapters, each 14 minutes long.

JOHN CALVIN (1509 - 1564), a French theologian and ecclesiastical statesman, was one of the most important leaders of the protestant reformation of the 16th century. Theological, ecclesiastical, and political ideas that he advanced in many publications, a model church that he created and directed in t he city of Geneva, and the assistance he provided to the political and intellectual leaders of several countries profoundly influenced the development of protestantism in many parts of Europe and in North America.

BIBLIOGRAPHY Cadier, Jean The Man God Master Eerdman's, 1960 Johnson, Elsie M. The Man of Geneva Banner of Truth Trust, 1977