Author
Bartholomaeus Keckermann
1572–1609
Bartholomaeus Keckermann. Reformed scholastic at Danzig. Major encyclopedist of the Ramist-influenced Reformed tradition. His systematic handbooks in theology, philosophy, and rhetoric shaped the pedagogical method of later Reformed orthodoxy.
Works in the Library 2
A Manuduction to Theologie 1602
An introductory manual providing foundational guidance for theological study and systematic understanding of Christian doctrine and biblical interpretation.
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Systema Ethicae 1607
A systematic treatise on Christian ethics establishing moral principles and virtues grounded in theological doctrine and biblical teaching.
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1 Timothy 2:54×
Romans 5:53×
Romans 8:53×
1 Corinthians 1:302×
2 Peter 1:102×
Acts 16:32×
Galatians 3:132×
Galatians 4:52×
Hebrews 2:52×
Hebrews 11:62×
Hebrews 12:142×
John 15:262×
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