In this paper the following subjects are presented: 1) an inquiry regarding John Calvin’s theory of Sensus Divintaitis (sense of deity) – as an innate tendency to believe in God, 2) a discussion about Calvin’s influence on subsequent thinkers – i.e. reformed theologians and reformed epistemologists, 3) a brief discussion regarding the relation between Calvinist theology and natural theology and interpretations of Calvin’s theory and 4) the theory of sensus divinitatis and the theory of innateness (fetrah) in Islamic philosophical tradition are compared. In this way the similarities and differences between them have been shown.
Qorbani, A., & Ahmadi, A. (2016). A Survey of John Calvin’s theory of Sensus Divintaitis Regarding It in Comparison with the Theory of Fitrah. Religious Anthroplogy, 12(34), 5-26.
MLA
Ali Qorbani; Ahmad Ahmadi. "A Survey of John Calvin’s theory of Sensus Divintaitis Regarding It in Comparison with the Theory of Fitrah". Religious Anthroplogy, 12, 34, 2016, 5-26.
HARVARD
Qorbani, A., Ahmadi, A. (2016). 'A Survey of John Calvin’s theory of Sensus Divintaitis Regarding It in Comparison with the Theory of Fitrah', Religious Anthroplogy, 12(34), pp. 5-26.
VANCOUVER
Qorbani, A., Ahmadi, A. A Survey of John Calvin’s theory of Sensus Divintaitis Regarding It in Comparison with the Theory of Fitrah. Religious Anthroplogy, 2016; 12(34): 5-26.