Beza, Theodore Swiss Reformed Reformation The Reformation Church History Christianity

Although Beza(1519-1605) was only ten year younger than Calvin, he was his chief lieutenant in the latter part of Calvin's life. In his work as Calvin's successor, he used the methods of scholasticism more than Calvin and emphasized predestination and limited atonement more.

• - Twenty nine propositions by Theodore Beza against the AnaBaptists.
  
• - An article by Theodore Beza taken from his book "The Christian Faith" (Confession De Foi Du Chretien), translated into English.
  
• - An extensive bibliography of this great reformer, with links to some of his works.
  
• - Statements from Beza's "Quæstionum Et Responsionum Christianarum Libellus" laying out the principle that God willed and predestined the fall of Adam and the existence of sin and evil.
  
  

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