SovereignGraceBaptist
Puritan Board Freshman
Most Exhaustive Book Refuting Freewill
I have Pinks Sovereignty of God and Edwards Freedom of the Will. I feel as if these books are great but what I am looking for is something that is more thorough in refuting modern day evangelical Arminianism scripturally.
I am looking for a book that possibly has a a Q&A of plausible and common objections to the Doctrines of Grace or perhaps that goes to extensive lengths to exegete specific passages and hones in on seemingly “Arminian” arguments and passages. A books that in essence provides a breakdown of a total refutation of semi-Pelagian theology whilst also using scripture to properly display the Sovereignty of God in salvation.
Is such work published? If so, by whom and where can it be purchased at?
I have always wanted just a complete reference I can carry around which has an index of some sort to put the context and proper meaning to commonly used arguments.
I am not looking for books primarily focusing on logical fallacies, but rather a scriptural foundation. The people I speak with on a daily basis are not keen to having arguments of reason and logic but rather go through extensive length to emphasis specific passages and words in passages such as “whosoever” or “world” and such a book would be very helpful for references.
I have Pinks Sovereignty of God and Edwards Freedom of the Will. I feel as if these books are great but what I am looking for is something that is more thorough in refuting modern day evangelical Arminianism scripturally.
I am looking for a book that possibly has a a Q&A of plausible and common objections to the Doctrines of Grace or perhaps that goes to extensive lengths to exegete specific passages and hones in on seemingly “Arminian” arguments and passages. A books that in essence provides a breakdown of a total refutation of semi-Pelagian theology whilst also using scripture to properly display the Sovereignty of God in salvation.
Is such work published? If so, by whom and where can it be purchased at?
I have always wanted just a complete reference I can carry around which has an index of some sort to put the context and proper meaning to commonly used arguments.
I am not looking for books primarily focusing on logical fallacies, but rather a scriptural foundation. The people I speak with on a daily basis are not keen to having arguments of reason and logic but rather go through extensive length to emphasis specific passages and words in passages such as “whosoever” or “world” and such a book would be very helpful for references.
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