john calvin had a large influence and ministry in switzerland and wrote institutes of the christian religion.
who had a large influence and ministry in switzerland and wrote institutes of the christian religion?
john calvin
bullet::::- battles, ford lewis and john walchenbach, "analysis of the "institutes of the christian religion" of john calvin" (grand rapids, mi: baker book house, 1980).





























bullet::::- hurley, michael. "the church in protestant theology: some reflections on the fourth book of calvin's institutes", in "the meaning of the church: papers of the maynooth union summer school, 1965", ed. by donal flanagan (dublin, ire.: gill and son, 1966), p. [110]-143. n.b.: the author is roman catholic.





























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bullet::::- "institutes of the christian religion", translated by henry beveridge (1845), at the christian classics ethereal library
institutes of the christian religion
the calvin translation society founded in may 1843 in edinburgh. it published (1845–1855) translations of calvin's books: "institutes of the christian religion", "commentaries", "tracts" and "letters". beveridge translated for the calvin translation society included a collection of calvin's "tracts relating to the reformation", three volumes in 1844 and he translated "institutes of the christian religion" in 1845. his edition of the "institutes of the christian religion" came out in three volumes, and contained in the introductory matter items that have been, not with-out loss, dropped out оf later printings in both america and britain. beveridge had intended to enter the ministry; he later trained for the law and became a lawyer, but made writing his chief employment. he was engaged by the publishers blackie and son to write a "a comprehensive history of india", which he produced in three volumes (1858–63), without leaving british shore; the book was printed in london and in new delhi.
henry beveridge (historian)