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Gijsbert Voet

Dutch Calvinist theologian whose strict ethics are cited as an example of Reformed asceticism.

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Also known as Voet, Gijsbert Voet

First appearance: a calvinism

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Voet is mentioned as a continental representative of worldly asceticism, with his writings on usury and economic ethics cited.
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In Endnotes: Voet is mentioned as a continental representative of worldly asceticism, with his writings on usury and economic ethics cited.

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ARAlbrecht RitschlLBLujo BrentanoRBRichard BaxterWSWerner SombartJWJohn WesleyGVGijsbert Voet

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