Earle D. Treptow
History & Biography
“Johnston provides helpful insight into Flacius’ extensive writings, his intrepid spirit as a confessor, and his clear understanding of the doctrinal compromise implicit in accepting the terms of the Leipzig Interim. Perhaps most thought-provoking are the many contrasts he draws between Hooper and Flacius in their approach to clerical vestments. He perceptively observes that Flacius’ primary concern was preserving the gospel of salvation by grace alone, while Hooper’s was obedience to the law.”
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