I don't give a flying heck what you think about John Calvin, you haven't exactly demonstrated any consistent ability to recognize true doctrine from false doctrine. And if you hate John Calvin so much, what the heck are you doing going to a Christian Reformed Church which derives its doctrines from John Calvin? You just set yourself up as judge over Calvin when, in reality, you need to judge you own beliefs. Your sloppy agape approach to Mormonism is never going to lead one soul out of that horror house of doctrine, but your refusal to call Mormonism a giant mound of the doctrines of demons just may lead many to believe, "hey, it's ain't so bad."I am not on the sidelines in regards to Mormonism, but I am not you. Why don't you just trust God and allow him to work through me in the way he sees fit? Have I repented of Mormonism? Yes..I turned away from that along time ago. But, I have to say, I believe God had a plan for me, through that experience...in other words there was a reason I was there.
As for John Calvin, I would not call him "a great Christian", when he has led so many people into error. I'm not saying he wasn't a Christian, either, and I don't believe he was "evil"...but, I can certainly understand why some believe he was. Even many Evangelicals believe he was "evil", Apologette.
http://www.evangelicaloutreach.org/calvin_servetus.htm
By the way, Servetus is one of the examples MORMONS use to badmouth John Calvin - and Servetus rejected the Holy Trinity.....whereas Joe Smith called the Holy Trinity a three-headed monster. If I thought God was using sloppy agape to help anyone, I'd back off - but never in all the long years I've been a Christian (and not a Hindu or a Mormon besides) I've never seen that compromising technique of sloppy agape lead anybody away from Mormonism or any other cult.