Justification
Is justification a declaration about the sinner, or a transformation of them?
Forensic
Forensic — righteousness imputed, not infused
Includes being made righteous
Includes being made righteous, not only declared
By infused grace
By infused grace, mediated sacramentally
Figures who hold no stance here
These are not gaps in the table. Each group below says which kind of blank it is — searched and not found, held open on purpose, never framed in these terms, or deliberately unassigned because no stance fits.
How to read a cell — sourcing tiers, blanks, and why some figures are never quoted
A cell marked quoted carries the figure's own words — 285 of 402of them, about 71%. Where there is no quotation the claim is still sourced, and the tier says how far. 4 figures carry no quotation at all, for reasons that differ: a living author cannot be quoted at length under copyright where Calvin can, and a figure at the standard account tier has simply had no primary-source pass yet. 4 of them state their own reason on their page.
A state label ending in ° was read from the stance, tier and note rather than stated by the corpus. See themethodology.