In this work's final chapter, we learn that Saint Paul didn't condemn lawsu
In this work's final chapter, we learn that Saint Paul didn't condemn lawsuits as such, but only objected to the excessive litigiousness of the Corinthians.  In book 1, the author offers the fact that Moses says bad things about his ancestors as a "rational proof" of the veracity of Scripture.  Its final book includes chapters on the misery of taking vows rashly, a discussion of five ceremonies that are "falsely called sacraments," and a defense of paedobaptism.  It consists of four books in all, which consider God the father, Christ the redeemer, the Holy Spirit as man's bond to Christ, and the Church.  In the dedication addressed to King Francis, the author explains his reasons for leaving France.  FTP, name this work by John Calvin.
In this work's final chapter, we learn that Saint Paul didn't condemn lawsuits as such, but only objected to the excessive litigiousness of the Corinthians.  
The Institutes of the Christian Religion or Institutio Christianae Religionis