Dave Hunt · Biblical polemic · 2002
A sustained challenge to Calvinism which asks whether its account of sovereignty, election, grace, and the atonement is consistent with the Bible's revelation of God's character—particularly His love, mercy, justice, and genuine call to the world.
View recommendation →J. C. Ryle · Doctrinal and pastoral essays · 1874
…e turn the collection into far more than a record of nineteenth-century Church of England debates. Ryle writes openly as an evangelical Churchman defending a particular position within the controversies of his own century. Some chapters depend upon the language, formularies, and…
View recommendation →The crucifixion in history, Scripture and the Qur'an
…bic expression translated "it was made to appear so" is brief and has generated extensive debate. But the alternatives have consequences. If Surah 4:157 does not deny that Jesus was historically crucified and died, the central historical conflict largely disappears - but so does…
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