It was a gross blunder of john calvin not to have retained that institution for the faithful.
john calvin: The soul is an immortal essence, the nobler part of man.
Did john calvin give evidence of his spirituality by burning Servetus?
This call he obeyed, albeit unwillingly, at the commandment of that notable servant of God, john calvin.
Michael Servetus, whom john calvin burned at the stake, was perhaps the first to note this phenomenon.
I certainly do not go blindly over hedge and ditch after the opinions of john calvin.
Geneva, under john calvin, called Europe to religious liberty in 1536, and the people heard the call.
Scaliger: john calvin is a grave man, orderly, and reasonable.
john calvin had an inkling o' the truth there, I'm a'most driven to think, wi' his reprobation deevil's doctrines!'
While he was at Geneva, he contracted a close intimacy with Mr. john calvin, with whom he consulted on every emergency.
John Calvin (1509-1564), Protestant leader, born Jean Caulvin, the surname related to French Chauvin (cf. chauvinism), from Latin calvus "bald," from PIE *kle-wo- "bald."
