Kirk Essary examines assumptions about the very nature of theology in the sixteenth century, how it was understood by leading humanist reformers, and how ideas about philosophy and rhetoric were received, appropriated, and shared in a complex intellectual and religious context.
Kirk Essary examines assumptions about the very nature of theology in the sixteenth century, how it was understood by leading humanist reformers, and how ideas about philosophy and rhetoric were received, appropriated, and shared in a complex intellectual and religious context.
Kirk Essary is Lecturer in History and Classics at the University of Western Australia.
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Preface Chapter One Calvin’s Erasmus, Theologia Rhetorica, and Pauline Folly Chapter Two Foolishness as Religious Knowledge Chapter Three Hidden Wisdom and the Revelation of the Spirit Chapter Four Milk for Babes: A Pauline Eloquence Chapter Five Blaming Philosophy, Praising Folly Chapter Six The Affective Christian Philosophy Conclusion Notes Bibliography
Preface Chapter One Calvin’s Erasmus, Theologia Rhetorica, and Pauline Folly Chapter Two Foolishness as Religious Knowledge Chapter Three Hidden Wisdom and the Revelation of the Spirit Chapter Four Milk for Babes: A Pauline Eloquence Chapter Five Blaming Philosophy, Praising Folly Chapter Six The Affective Christian Philosophy Conclusion Notes Bibliography
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