Where is the love of God in Calvinism?

Calvin:  Politician and Persecutor

As has been sufficiently demonstrated in the previous two articles, Calvin borrowed much of his theology from the “Father of Roman Catholic Theology,” Augustine.  Through Augustine, Calvin became persuaded of the need to establish the Kingdom of God on earth.  When he rose to power in Geneva, Switzerland, Calvin desired to build God’s kingdom through political maneuvering and persecution—methods approved by Augustine and practiced by Rome.

The Despotism of Geneva

Calvin sought ...