Online archive opens the Reformers' works at US seminary

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Post-Reformation Digital Library: manuscripts online

ENI (26 January 2010 / Grand Rapids, Michigan). Some surprises started unfolding when a team of Calvin Theological Seminary professors and graduate students recently launched the Post-Reformation Digital Library. Chief eye-openers included successfully tracking down rare Reformed theologians' manuscripts once thought lost, Religion News Service reports. Another revelation: 16th-18th century theologians and philosophers were brutally honest about their doctrinal positions and emotions, including the well-known Reformer John Calvin, who pushed the boundaries of good taste in a sermon about rowdy adolescents.

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