"To the darkness of ignorance have been added presumption and wantonness, and hence there is scarcely an individual to be found without some idol or phantom as a substitute for Deity. Like water gushing forth from a large and copious spring, immense crowds of gods have issued from the human mind, every man giving himself full license, and devising some peculiar form of divinity, to meet his own views" (John Calvin, Institutes of Christian Religion).
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John Calvin on the Unity and Distinction of the Trinity
"The Scriptures demonstrate that there is some distinction between the Father and the Word, the Word and the Spirit; but the magnitude ...

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"Though heretics may snarl and the excessively [demanding and critical unreasonably find fault] at the word person as inadmissible, in...
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"A true Christian loves Jesus Christ. This love is the inseparable companion of saving faith. A faith of devils, a mere intellectual ...
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Matthew 18:20 (ESV) "For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them." How frequently do you hear scriptur...
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