Instruction chrétienne en la doctrine de la loi et de l’Évangile

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Instruction chrétienne en la doctrine de la loi et de l’Évangile is a 16th-century Reformed theological treatise by Pierre Viret that systematically explains Christian doctrine through the relationship between divine law and the Gospel.

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instanceOf Christian literature
Reformed theology work
theological treatise
associatedPerson Pierre Viret
associatedWith Swiss Reformed churches
author Pierre Viret
century 16th century
concerns Christian ethics
catechesis
interpretation of biblical law
interpretation of the Gospel
countryOfOrigin Switzerland
doctrinalContext Protestant Reformation debates on law and grace
emphasizes centrality of the Gospel for salvation
distinction between law and Gospel
use of the law in Christian life
focusesOn doctrine of grace
moral law in Christianity
soteriology
systematic explanation of Christian doctrine
genre catechetical work
didactic theology
hasAuthorRole Pierre Viret
historicalPeriod Reformation era
linked to: Reformation
historicalRegion Romandy
influencedBy John Calvin
Swiss Reformation
intendedAudience Reformed pastors
lay Christians
language French
mainSubject Christian doctrine
Gospel
divine law
relationship between law and Gospel
originalTitleLanguage French
placeOfOrigin Lausanne
religiousTradition Protestantism
Reformed Christianity
linked to: Reformed churches
theologicalDiscipline dogmatic theology
moral theology
theologicalOrientation Calvinist
Reformed
workOf Pierre Viret

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Pierre Viret notableWork Instruction chrétienne en la doctrine de la loi et de l’Évangile