Is anyone acquainted with Reformers in the Wings: From Geiler von Kaysersberg to Theodore Beza (2001) by David C. Steinmetz? Thoughts?

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Andrew Myers
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This is the 2nd edn.

It's useful on a lot of topics, but if one reads his preface closely, he virtually disavows his chapter on Beza. The views/conclusions in that chapter, let us say, do not represent modern scholarship. His chapter in Protestant Scholasticism on Calvin is much better in that regard.

Most everything by Steinmetz is worth reading.

rsc

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R. Scott Clark, D.Phil
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Thanks, Dr. Clark -- this information is helpful!