The 8-volume Tracts and Treatises of John Calvin collection helps modern readers understand Calvin’s role in shaping the Reformation and his lasting influence as the key thinker of Reformed theology. These 28 treatises—written by Calvin, his contemporaries, his supporters, and his detractors—expose and illuminate the emergence of Reformed theology as a legitimate movement during the sixteenth century. They contain important debates on idolatry and images in worship, the sacraments, predestination, God’s sovereignty, and dozens of other topics. This collection also includes Calvin’s preface to the 1550 Geneva Bible.
The Tracts and Treatises of John Calvin also contains the 3-volume Tracts of the Reformation, first published in English by the Calvin Translation Society. This series includes the biography of Calvin written by Theodore Beza—an influential Reformer in his own right.
What’s more, the Logos edition of the John Calvin Sermons and Letters Collection contains extensive tagging and linking. All Scripture references display the verse on mouseover, and each reference is linked to the original language texts and English Bible translations in your library. With Logos, you can also perform advanced searches—searching Calvin’s tracts and treatises by passage or topic. That makes the Logos edition of the Tracts and Treatises of John Calvin ideal for historians, theologians, and Calvin scholars.
