Middle-aged with a Mission for Christ

On the five hundredth anniversary of the birth of John Calvin, a French reformer, the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity says

Until the Reformation, really serious Christians became either monks or priests. Calvin, on the other hand, argued that the primary way we show love for one another is by working for the good of other people through useful work that contributes to society

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Tags: Calvin, Reformation

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