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Tag Archives: Calvinism
Book Review: The Rent Veil
The Rent Veil, by Horatius Bonar This is a book that more or less midrashes Hebrews (along with quite a few other areas of scripture) and gets a lot right, but manages to miss quite a bit as well. When … Continue reading
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Book Review: Words To Winners Of Souls
Words To Winners Of Souls, by Horatius Bonar As a lay member myself (if a particularly noisy one), I often wonder about the appropriateness of reading material like this that is obviously aimed at ordained ministers [1]. In this case, … Continue reading
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Book Review: God’s Way Of Peace
God’s Way Of Peace: A Book For The Anxious, by Horatius Bonar This book is not an ideal book for the anxious. I am not saying that this is the worst possible book for the anxious, but as a person … Continue reading
Book Review: The Blood Of The Cross
The Blood Of The Cross, by Horatius Bonar I must admit that I am not very familiar with the life story of the author, except that I know him to be a prolific writer and Scottish Calvinist. Given that the … Continue reading
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Book Review: The Belgic Confession Of Faith And The Canons Of Dordt
The Belgic Confession Of Faith and The Canons Of Dordt, by Joel R. Beeke I must admit that I found this very brief (4 page) work to be highly entertaining, although I suspect it was not meant to be that … Continue reading
Book Review: Institutes Of The Christian Religion
Institutes Of The Christian Religion, by John Calvin I likely would never have read this book, despite my considerable curiosity about Calvin and his religious system [1], had this book not been included as one of the twenty five books … Continue reading
Book Review: Dispensationalism Today, Yesterday, And Tomorrow
Dispensationalism Today, Yesterday, And Tomorrow, by Gover Gunn & Curtis Crenshaw While I am no big fan of dispensationalism [1], in reality most of this book left me a bit cold. Overall, this book can be defined as part of … Continue reading
Book Review: The Doctrine Of The Fall
The Doctrine Of The Fall, by William Cunningham Although there was certainly a great deal I disagreed with in this book, at least here (in contrast to other things I have read from the author), the author manages to score … Continue reading
Book Review: The Doctrine Of The Will
The Doctrine Of The Will, by William Cunningham This book is a classic example of why I find reading books by Calvinists to be such a chore sometimes [1]. There is much in this book I agree with, much I … Continue reading
Book Review: On The Christian Life
On The Christian Life, by John Calvin I find it somewhat surprising to say that I can unreservedly appreciate this book. It must be admitted, of course, that this book is written from a different perspective and in a different … Continue reading
