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From "Letters of John Calvin, Volume II: Compiled from the Original Manuscripts and Edited with Historical Notes" by Calvin, Jean
William Farel
Fiery Reformer and close friend of Calvin, known for his zealous preaching and unwavering convictions.
Core Belief
"Farel's core belief centers on the importance of adhering to scripture and resisting all forms of idolatry and false teaching. He is committed to establishing a pure and reformed church."
Worldview
Farel sees the world as a battleground between good and evil, where Christians are called to actively defend their faith and confront those who oppose the Gospel.
Personality
Farel is portrayed as a passionate and energetic figure, driven by a strong sense of duty and a desire to spread the Gospel. He is also depicted as somewhat impulsive and prone to conflict.
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