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Reading through Calvin in a year (or so)

Milkman

Has anyone made a reading plan to go through Calvin in a year, or so and like to share it? I don't think I have time to read through his Institutes in a full year so maybe an 'adjustable' reading plan would be better.

I found this online by J.R. Harris. It seems that at the suggestion of Packer, he began to read through the Institutes and came up with this reading plan: A Year Through Calvin

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Everett Headley

I am part of the FB group that is reading through Calvin's Institutes in a year. I will readily admit that it is difficult, but very much so worth doing. I have only read bits and pieces before but working through it as he intended has really fleshed out my theology. If you can't go through it in a year (about 15 pages a day) than go through it on your own pace. But I would recommend that you do begin reading him in the Institutes. I'm not sure what your aim is, but if it is to be with the primary sources you can't go wrong with these.

Milkman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/698968#Comment_698968

Thanks Everett. I too have read bits and pieces, but not the Institutes in 365 days.