Publisher's Synopsis
The debate for and against Calvinism is perhaps the most passionately divisive in Christianity, followed, perhaps, only by the debate about End Times.It should be evident to all well-meaning and reasonable Christians that you can be a Calvinist or not and still be a good Christian and go to heaven. But that isn't always the case.There are many friendly Calvinists, but some very prominent ones think that if you are not a Calvinist, it is because you are proud, arrogant, pagan, humanistic, and brainwashed. If you think that's too extreme, read on. Unfortunately, such statements sometimes have the effect of driving seekers away from Christ.The truth is, there are Biblical arguments for and against Calvinism, and some of the most famous theologians in the past and present adhere to either side of the debate. This book is designed to help you grapple with the verses that Calvinists claim support their view. I pass my own judgment on the verses, but by parsing them and considering them prayerfully yourself, you can come to your own conclusion, and whichever side you take, I believe you can hold to it under the mantle of God's grace.Jim Moseley has taught and written 17 books on Biblical theology since 2008, focusing on apologetics, science, history, archaeology, and comparative religions and doctrines. He is President of a non-profit organization (thebiblehistoryguy.com), whose mission is finding faith through facts. He is working on a Master's Degree in Divinity at Liberty University.
