Lectures On the Doctrine of Election

Lectures On the Doctrine of Election delves into a complex and often debated theological topic. Alexander C. Rutherford offers a detailed exploration of the concept of election within Christian theology, particularly from a Calvinistic perspective. These lectures examine the biblical basis for the doctrine, its historical interpretations, and its implications for understanding God's sovereignty and humanity's salvation.

Rutherford navigates the nuances of predestination, free will, and the nature of divine grace. This work provides valuable insights for theologians, students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this important aspect of Christian belief.

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