Arminians believe their theological system to be free from difficulties, especially those to which they attach to the Calvinistic system. The author of this volume contends that, to the contrary, the standard Arminian authors maintain not only all the distinctive doctrines of Calvinism, but often go far beyond them. Not only so, but they often are found to be on both sides of the same doctrinal question.

Related Titles: God Sovereign and Man Free by Nathan Lewis Rice (1868) A Display of Arminianism by John Owen (1642) What Is Calvinism? Dialogues on the Westminster Confession by Rev. William D. Smith (1854)

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