Unlimited Atonement
Amyraldism and Reformed Theology

A helpful read that makes an historic and theological case for the position of unlimited atonement. I had no idea how prevalent this idea was in reformed thinking (including Anglican and even Baptist traditions) historically beyond Amyraut. Several essays were noteworthy, including RT Mullins’s essa......more

This book contains much of the history, theology, and implication of hypothetical universalism (aka. four-point Calvinism), all in a fairly small package. However, it may not be the best entrypoint to the conversation. Hypothetical universalism has been a belief held by multiple traditions since the......more

This is an interesting series of essays on various historic and contemporary models of 4-point Calvinism (Amyraldism). Apart from the penultimate essay, all the essays are useful and informative. While I have disagreements with many of the author's conclusions, it is important to understand the vari......more

See my full review at Spoiledmilks (10/24/23). According to editor Scott Harrower, hypothetical universalism means “Christ’s death is ordained by God as sufficient for the sins and guilt of all people, yet [it] is only effectively applied to those who have faith” (15). This view is also known as unli......more

An anthology of scholars discussing Amyraldism. Unfortunately, most of them interpreted the doctrine of Unlimited Atonement under the polemic of Dordtian Calvinism for Limited Atonement.......more