The Calvin Handbook

Research on French theologian John Calvin is flourishing around the world today, and Calvin's quincentennial this year has lent such research even greater momentum. The Calvin Handbook is designed to support and stimulate this research. An international team of renowned scholars here offers a comprehensive view of Calvin's biography, his theology, and the history of his reception. The Calvin Handbook is a uniquely helpful resource on Calvin for readers of every interest level.

Contributors Include:

• In-Sub Ahn
• Matthieu Arnold
• Victor Edouard d’Assonville
• Arie Baars
• Irena Backus
• Willem Balke
• Jon Balserak
• Piertro Bolognesi
• Raymond A. Blacketer
• Dolf Britz
• Christoph Burger
• Eberhard Busch
• Michael Bush
• Stefan Ehrenpreis
• Paul Fields
• Matthias Freudenberg
• Günter Haas
• Gary Neal Hansen
• Ian Hazlett
• I. John Hesselink
• Ward Holder
• Arnold Huijgen
• Wim Janse
• Robert M. Kingdon
• Cornelius van der Kooi
• Anthony N. S. Lane
• J. Marius J. Lange van Ravenswaay
• Volker Leppin
• Karin Maag
• Scott M. Manetsch
• Elsie Anne McKee
• Raymond A. Mentzer
• Olivier Millet
• Wim Th. Moehn
• Andreas Mühling
• William Naphy
• Wilhelm H. Neuser
• Peter Opitz
• Barbara Pitkin
• Georg Plasger
• Frank van der Pol
• Susan E. Schreiner
• Herman J. Selderhuis
• Frans van Stam
• Maarten Stolk
• Christoph Strohm
• Carl R. Trueman
• Mirjam G. K. van Veen
• John Witte Jr.
• John D. Witvliet
• David F. Wright
• Randall C. Zachman