Kendra Utter

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do we absolutely have to turn in a digital copy?

"for when the conscience has once fallen into a snare, it enters a long and inextricable labyrinth"-- we seem to talk ourselves in circles.

Calvin's view of predestination and God's sovereignty is so complex! I don't think I'll ever get it.

*but by God's grace

"we should not consider human nature to be totally corrupted" (539) so true! people are redeemable!

did Luther and Calvin ever know about each other or did their ages never quite match up to make that happen?

@michaeljCHOW I know! He calls it as he sees it.

@MichaelFoveae Unfortunately, quite true.

if the Romanists only had three walls, that basically leaves them wide open...

especially with the formal Hellenistic greeting

Luther sounds so much like Paul

"in the solitary darkness of God" hmmm, never heard God associated with darkness before.

"thou mayest fashion thyself in whatever shape though shalt prefer" I'm glad that I can't, entirely. that would be a disaster.

I think man actually is constrained by limits-we're not all powerful, we can't literally be anything we want to be (254)

humans "to be envied...by minds beyond this world" (253)-I think that's taking things a bit far.

900 propositions? sounds like Luther, but more intense.

I take it that the haberdasher and whatnot all being jammed into the same description means that they are pretty low class.

"limiter-a frira licensed to beg for his order in a certain, limited area". (146) that's a rotten job.

a girly girl and "a manly man" (pg. 145). excellent.