What Calvin teaches us about writing

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A video commentary by WORLD Editor in Chief Marvin Olasky, courtesy of Desiring God and its upcoming National Conference, "With Calvin in the Theater of God":

EDITOR'S NOTE: In the July 4 issue of WORLD Marvin wrote a feature on how a 500th birthday biography of Calvin shows a complex man with a singular belief who delivered the church from medievalism, a review of some worthwhile books investigating the life of Calvin, and a column on how Calvin was a champion of liberty.

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Marvin is the former editor in chief of WORLD, having retired in January 2022, and former dean of World Journalism Institute. He joined WORLD in 1992 and has been a university professor and provost. He has written more than 20 books, including Reforming Journalism.

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