Dive into John Calvin's profound insights on the soul and its divine nature, exploring his arguments against the notion of an impersonal force as a god.
We discuss the soul's attributes, creativity, memory, and moral judgment, all of which reflect the image of God.
Through an exegetical examination of Calvin's Institutes, we uncover his critique of beliefs that diminish the role of God as the Creator, emphasizing the importance of recognizing God's handiwork in nature and human intellect.
Join us for a comprehensive exploration of these theological concepts and their relevance in contemporary discussions on faith and reason.