Calvinism vs. Arminianism
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Contents 1. Total Depravity 2. Unconditional vs. Conditional Election 3. Limited vs. Unlimited Atonement 4. Irrresistible vs. Resistible Grace 5. The Perseverance (or Preservation) of the Saints 6. Questions & Answers 7. Summary of Calvinism's Soteriology Appendix I: 23 Reasons Why Calvinism Should be Rejected by all Christians Appendix II: 9 Reasons Why Arminianism Today Falls Short of Sound Bible Doctrine Appendix III: Divine Sovereingty and Human Responsibility Appendix IV: A Sobering Thought about Calvin
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Within Protestant Christianity there has been a great debate going on for over 400 years between what is know as Calvinism and Arminianism. This disagreement has caused much division between many Christians and churches, with no end in sight. Furthermore, many in each camp refuse to concede the possibility that any point of their theology is wrong. Calvinism vs. Arminianism examines these two soteriological (study of salvation) systems in light of the Bible by using literal-grammatical methods of interpretation and scripture comparison. It rejects the notion that God's Word can contradict itself, thus cannot be understood by Christians at certain points. If you are wondering what each view teaches, or are confused by either one, this concise book will help answer your questions and clear up any confusion you might have. It may even help to bring about a greater unity amongst Christians, based on the Word of God.
About the Author
Steve Urick was saved at a Billy Graham Crusade in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1979. He then began doing various evangelistic outreaches, attended Moody Bible Institute, and studied theology and evangelism. In 1989, Steve began writing Soul Seeker Tracts and, in 1999, formed Gospel Press, a gospel and apologetics publishing ministry that grounds Christians in the basics of Christianity and equips them for the work of evangelism and discipleship. So far, tens-of-thousands of Bible tracts and booklets have been sent across America and around the world.