Book Reviews
Calvinist doctrine leads to the conclusion that there is no sin in the world
Submitted by drwayman on Mon, 01/30/2012 - 8:26amThomas Taylor (1738-1816) writes, in his seminal work, “A Solemn Caution Against the Ten Horns of Calvinism" (1819):
“There is no such thing as sin in the world. Everything is just going on as he would have it to be; all are acting in the department of life which is appointed. Therefore, go, ye jolly drunkards, and jovial song-singers; proceed, ye numerous tribes of profane swearers and Sabbath-breakers; curse on, ye horrid blasphemers and swarms of liars; ye murderers, plunderers unclean profligates, ye are all doing the will of God, answering the great ends for which you were made.”
Taylor continues:
Scot McKnight, Entire Comparative Review of Horton's For Calvinism and Olson's Against Calvinism
Submitted by SEA on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 8:42amPlease see the attachment to view distinguished New Testament scholar Scot McKnight's entire comparative review of Horton's For Calvinism and Olson's Against Calvinism. The review was originally presented in 13 parts on McKnight's blog, and then included at this site also in 13 parts. Here it has been compiled into one file.
Scot McKnight, "For and Against Calvinism 13"
Submitted by SEA on Mon, 12/26/2011 - 3:31pmFollow the link to view the final installment, part 13 of distinguished NT scholar Scot McKnight's review of the books For Calvinism (by Michael Horton) and Against Calvinism (by Roger Olson): "For and Against Calvinism 13".
Scot McKnight, "For and Against Calvinism 12"
Submitted by SEA on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 8:20amFollow the link to view part 12 of distinguished NT scholar Scot McKnight's review of the books For Calvinism (by Michael Horton) and Against Calvinism (by Roger Olson): "For and Against Calvinism 12".
Scot McKnight, "For and Against Calvinism 11"
Submitted by SEA on Thu, 12/15/2011 - 8:53amFollow the link to view part 11 of distinguished NT scholar Scot McKnight's review of the books For Calvinism (by Michael Horton) and Against Calvinism (by Roger Olson): "For and Against Calvinism 11".
Vic Reasoner with James O. Jones, Jr., Review of F. Leroy Forlines, Classical Arminianism
[The following article was taken from http://fwponline.cc/v29n2/review-Classical-Arm_Reasoner-Jones.html and may also be accessed in the attachment.]
F. Leroy Forlines, Classical Arminianism . Nashville: Randall House, 2011. 379 pages ISBN: 9780892656073
Dr. Vic Reasoner with James O. Jones, Jr.
THE ARMINIAN MAGAZINE. Issue 2. Fall 2011. Volume 29.
In 2001 Forlines wrote The Quest for Truth, which was a readable systematic theology written at a popular level. Classical Arminianism has omitted his discussion on such topics as revelation, inspiration, the nature and attributes of God, the Trinity, creation, and the Incarnation to focus on the Calvinistic-Arminian controversy.
Scot McKnight, "For and Against Calvinism 10"
Submitted by SEA on Thu, 12/08/2011 - 10:22amFollow the link to view part 10 of distinguished NT scholar Scot McKnight's review of the books For Calvinism (by Michael Horton) and Against Calvinism (by Roger Olson): "For and Against Calvinism 10".
Scot McKnight, "For and Against Calvinism 9"
Submitted by SEA on Wed, 12/07/2011 - 8:34amFollow the link to view part 9 of distinguished NT scholar Scot McKnight's review of the books For Calvinism (by Michael Horton) and Against Calvinism (by Roger Olson): "For and Against Calvinism 9".
Scot McKnight, "For and Against Calvinism 8"
Submitted by SEA on Thu, 12/01/2011 - 7:07amFollow the link to view part 8 of distinguished NT scholar Scot McKnight's review of the books For Calvinism (by Michael Horton) and Against Calvinism (by Roger Olson): "For and Against Calvinism 8".
Scot McKnight, "For and Against Calvinism 7"
Submitted by SEA on Wed, 11/30/2011 - 11:23amFollow the link to view part 7 of distinguished NT scholar Scot McKnight's review of the books For Calvinism (by Michael Horton) and Against Calvinism (by Roger Olson): "For and Against Calvinism 7".
