John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion (1536)
A) argued that all Christians should institute governments based on the laws and commandments found in Christian scriptures.
B) delineated the doctrines, organization, history, and practices of Christianity in a systematic and logical manner.
C) insisted that Christian religion should not be mixed with politics or government.
D) argued for religious toleration of "men of faith," whether they were Christians, Jews, or Muslims.

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John Calvin's "Institutes of the Christian Religion" systematically outlined the principles of Christian doctrine, including his views on predestination and the sovereignty of God, rather than focusing on the integration of Christianity with government, advocating for religious toleration, or suggesting that governments should be based directly on Christian scriptures.