Calvin: A Biography

An exploration of Calvinism's "holy city," the narrative delves into John Calvin's life through his extensive correspondence, revealing his joys and struggles. The latter chapters focus on various facets of Calvin's character, including his roles as a polemicist, preacher, and writer, with particular emphasis on his seminal work, the Institutes of the Christian Religion. This well-balanced biography, celebrated in its French edition, offers a compelling and insightful portrait of Calvin's enduring impact and legacy.