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Early Modern Theology - Reformed A - G

For the purposes of categorization, "Reformed" is a varied and broad category, including those authors who subscribed to the major national confessions: Thirty-Nine Articles, Heidelberg Catechism, and Gallican, Belgic, Scots, Second Helvetic, and Westminster confessions. Therefore, late-17th century authors who would be considered transitional, as well as both Anglican Reformed and Dissenters, are included.

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Early Modern Theology - Reformed H - P

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Early Modern Theology - Reformed Q - Z

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  • Young, Thomas (1587-1655)

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