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Jon Balserak is Senior Lecturer in Early Modern Religion at the University of Bristol.

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Calvinism: A Very Short Int...

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Geneva's Use of Lies, Decei...

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Divinity Compromised: A Stu...

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Establishing the Remnant Ch...

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John Calvin as Sixteenth-Ce...

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“The problem with all of these questions is that there is no definitive rationale that can be used for answering them. The moment someone tries to lay down a rationale, they simply become part of the process of diversification of the Reformed tradition that has been going on for centuries.”
Jon Balserak, Calvinism: A Very Short Introduction

“Divine accommodation refers to God stooping down (so to speak) to communicate with human beings in ways that they can understand, like a mother cooing to her baby.”
Jon Balserak, Calvinism: A Very Short Introduction

“My thesis is that theological retrieval would perhaps have even more integrity if it were paired with what we might call theological repudiation when the nature of the case requires it.”
Jon Balserak, Crafting the Reformed Tradition: Studies in Honor of Donald K. McKim—Churchman and Scholar



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