Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a critical examination of the tenets of Arminianism, a theological movement that emphasizes free will and human choice in the process of salvation. Written by William Huntington, a prominent Calvinist, the book dissects and challenges the core beliefs of Arminianism, presenting a compelling argument for the superiority of the Calvinist position. Whether you're a theologian or simply curious about religious debates, this book is a fascinating read.
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