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The 40 pages that link to Calvinism, each with the reason it gives.

• Peace of WestphaliaRelated: The settlement extended legal recognition in the Empire to Calvinists alongside Catholics and Lutherans.

• IconoclasmRelated: Some Calvinist movements rejected images in churches as incompatible with proper worship.

• PuritanismRelated: Many Puritans drew on its teachings about salvation and divine sovereignty.

• Dutch Golden Age paintingRelated: Reformed worship limited religious imagery in many churches, encouraging other subjects and settings.

• HuguenotsRelated: It describes the principal religious tradition followed by Huguenots.

• Elizabethan Religious SettlementRelated: Its doctrines influenced English reformers who wanted a more thorough Protestant church.

• FateRelated: Its doctrine of predestination makes divine choice central to human destiny.

• Westminster Confession of FaithRelated: Its doctrines of providence, election, and grace align the confession with Calvinist theology.

• George WhitefieldRelated: Whitefield’s Calvinist convictions shaped his disputes with Wesley about election and grace.

• AugustinianismRelated: Calvinist theology develops several themes often linked to Augustine, while giving them distinct formulations.

• Robert LowellRelated: Lowell’s conversion to Catholicism followed a strict Protestant upbringing.

• Reformed ChristianityRelated: Its doctrines became a major strand of Reformed theology, though the terms are not interchangeable.

• Theodore BezaRelated: Beza helped codify and transmit Calvin’s theology to later Reformed generations.

• PresbyterianismRelated: Many Presbyterian confessions express doctrines commonly identified with Calvinism.

• Continental Reformed ProtestantismRelated: Its ideas became influential in several continental Reformed churches, though the traditions are not identical.