John Calvin: His Influence in the Western World (Contemporary Evangelical Perspectives)

415 pp. CONTENTS: Calvinism as a Cultural Force, by Robert D. Knudsen; The Transmission of Calvinism in the Sixteenth Century, by W. Stanford Reid; Switzerland: Triumph and Decline, by Richard C. Gamble; The Golden Age of Calvinism in France, 1533-1633, by Pierre Courthial; Calvin and Calvinism in the Netherlands, by W. Robert Godfrey; The Reformed Church of Germany: Calvinists as an Influential Minority, by D. Clair Davis; The Helvetic Reformation in Hungary, by Kalman D. Toth; Calvin and the Church of England, by Philip Edgcumbe Hughes; The Puritan Modification of Calvin's Theology, by R. T. Kendall; Calvinism's Contribution to Scotland, by J. D. Douglas; America's "Christian" Origins: Puritan New England as a Case Study, by George M. Marsden; The Scotch-Irish in America, by C. Greg Singer; Dutch Calvinism in America, by John H. Bratt; Calvin's Influence in Canada, by W. Stanford Reid; The Impact of Calvinism on Australasia, by Alexander Barkely; Calvinism in South Africa, by Gideon Thorn.