"Institutes of Christian Religion" is John Calvin's seminal work on systematic theology. It outlines his theological views and provides a comprehensive explanation of Reformed doctrine, covering topics such as salvation, worship, and church governance.
Systematic Theology: The study and organization of theological doctrines into coherent systems or frameworks.
Reformed Doctrine: The set of beliefs within Protestant Christianity that originated from the teachings of Martin Luther and were further developed by reformers like John Calvin.
Salvation: In Christian theology, it refers to deliverance from sin through faith in Jesus Christ resulting in eternal life with God.
Of what significance is John Calvin's "Institutes of Christian Religion" in understanding his theological views?
Which author directly challenged the teachings and doctrines of the Catholic Church during this period with his work "Institutes of Christian Religion"?
Which year saw John Calvin publish 'Institutes of Christian Religion', a significant document for Calvinism?
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