Everything which is precious, sublime, and illustrious, ought to be made subject to the Lord. (Inst. IV, 5,17)

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John Calvin - 500 years after

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calvin09.org - the Calvin Jubilee 2009

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In the center of the magazine, you’ll find a series of smaller, bite-sized articles that explore the many different facets of thought that helped flesh out Calvin’s theology. Ten Calvin scholars covering a broad range of traditions and sensibilities take on particular elements of Calvin’s doctrine and practice to give us awellrounded understanding of this important Reformer.

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Celebrations in 2009 of the 500th anniversary of the birth of the Protestant reformer, John Calvin, were a resounding success according to an assessment by the international committee which coordinated Calvin09 Jubilee activities.

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DVD: The Jubilee worship «calvin09» at St Peter’s Cathedral, Geneva at Whit Sunday 31.5.2009, broadcast by Eurovision: A unique event, worth being preserved on DVD.

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John Calvin - a major turning point in the history of the Reformation. This boxed set of 3 CDs is the result of a series of conversations with Jacques Mouriquand for the programme A Vue d’Esprit broadcast by Radio Suisse Romande (Espace 2).

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In the sixteenth century the Reformer Jean Calvin did not just do great things in the church. Born in France, he left also behind traces which have shaped our whole society to the present day. To mark the 500th anniversary of Calvin’s birth the Swiss Post is issuing a special stamp.

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What kind of man was Jean Calvin? A good question – you will find answers by Calvin experts from Germany and Switzerland on this newly released DVD.

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What do Berlin and Geneva have in common? Singing. The Berliner Domkantorei sings the Geneva Psalter. You can now hear extracts on the materialpool (below, tracks 8-13). And you can also put in an order.