John Calvin emphasized the sovereignty of God, the importance of scripture, and the doctrine of predestination in his writings. He advocated for a reformed theology that underscored salvation by grace through faith, rejecting the notion of works as a means to earn salvation. Calvin also stressed the necessity of a disciplined Christian life and the establishment of a church governed by biblical principles. His key work, "Institutes of the Christian Religion," systematically laid out these theological concepts and their implications for both individual believers and the church.
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