The Spirit and Forms of Protestantism

absolute admit Adolphe Monod affirmation apostles aspect assertion authentic authority Barth Barthism Bible Calvin Calvinist Catholic Catholic Church Catholic tradition Catholicism century Christ Christian divine word doctrine elements entirely essential expression extrinsic justification fact gift give glory gospel grace gratuitous heart holiness human hymns idea individual insist insofar inspiration justification by faith Karl Barth living Louis Meyer Luther Lutheran Magisterium means ment merely movement mysticism negations negative nominalist object once opposed original ourselves passage Paul Pelagianism pietism positive principles practice prayer precisely Protes Protestant churches Protestantism purely reaction reality recognize Reformation reject religion religious remains revealed revival sacraments salvation Scripture semi-Pelagian sense simply sola fide sola gratia sole soli Deo gloria soul sovereign sovereignty spiritual subjectivism suffering tantism teaching Testament thee theologians theology thing Thomist thou thought tion transcendence true truth whole worship