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This is a tremendous and much needed book. Alcorn sets out to make the case that, rather than being pejoratives to sling about in flesh-driven theological mudfights, "Calvinism" and "Arminianism" are labels for orthodox, within-the-camp, frameworks as to how we reconcile the (seemingly?) paradoxical......more

This is the best book I have ever read on predestination (and I have dug into that topic in the last few years with personal interest in it). It handles well both truths - God's sovereignty and man's free choice. I loved the book! Randy Alcorn skillfully goes through definitions and different opinion......more

I love Alcorn's approach to his books, and appreciate his tone so much. He went from being an Arminian to a 4-point Calvinist, but he maintains a balance that eschews hyper-calvinism and maintains the position that the Scriptures ought to speak for themselves. I appreciate that. This book is not a v......more

This is the first book I've read that covers the topics of sovereignty and free will. As a starting point for my own intellectual investigation into these significant and often controversial topic I really appreciated the authors nuanced and sensitive approach to all the different view points. His r......more

If you’ve never read any of Alcorn’s work, do yourself a favor and grab one – any one. Alcorn is a deep thinker who delves into the implications of the plain text of Scripture with a boldness I’ve seldom read elsewhere. This book is his contribution to the Calvinism (God’s will saves and man has no......more