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Believer Selectivity in Calvin and Calvinism

Authors: Malcolm H. MacKinnon;

Believer Selectivity in Calvin and Calvinism

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Cet article constitue un relecture de la theorie de Weber developpee dans «L'Ethique protestante et l'esprit du capitalisme». L'A. montre que l'on ne saurait lier, contrairement a ce qu'affirmait Weber, interpretation calviniste du dogme, angoisse liee au Salut et preuve de l'election par l'engagement de l'individu dans son travail concu comme vocation. En utilisant de nouvelles donnees l'A. montre qu'il n'y eut pas de crise dans la theologie calviniste de la redemption. Le travail ne fut pas concu comme l'exercice d'une vocation mais seulement comme une obeissance au commandement divin

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