Calvinism and Scholasticism in Vermigli's Doctrine of Man and Grace (Studies in Medieval and Reformation Thought , No 18)

Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents PREFACE I INTRODUCTION II THE SOURCES OF MARTYR'S THOUGHT III REASON, REVELATION, AND MARTYR'S METHODOLOGY IV MARTYR'S PHILISOPHICAL VIEW OF MAN Man in an Aristotelian world Man's body Divisions within the soul The internal senses The sense appetites The virtues The intellect and will The origin of the soul The body-soul relationship Death The immortality of the soul V MARTYRS'S THEOLOGY OF SIN AND FALLEN MAN The nature of sin Original sin God as the author of sin VI MAN IN GOD'S SAVING PLAN Predestination Human freedom and predestination Human freedom and the power of sin Justification by faith Hope and union with Christ Grace Resurrection and glorification VII THE INFLUENCE OF MARTYR'S THOUGHT VIII FROM PADUA TO ZURICH: THE LIMITS OF MARTYR'S SCHOLASTICISM APPENDIX: PETER MARTYR'S LIBRARY BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX OF NAMES INDEX OF SUBJECTS