The five points of Calvinism. This item is unavailable.The five points of Calvinism

"The object of this tract is simply to enable all honest inquirers after truth to understand just what those doctrines really are which people style the peculiar "doctrines of Presbyterians," and thus to enable honest minds to answer all objections and perversions. I do not write because of any lack in our church of existing treatises well adapted to our purpose; nor because I think anyone can now add anything really new to the argument. But our pastors and missionaries think that some additional good may come from another short discussion suitable for unprofessional readers.." - from the Author

"The best teacher of theology in the United States, if not the world. " - A.A. Hodge, "Dabney was a towering figure in the 19th century American theological world. His exposition of the five points of Calvinism will enrich the reader's appreciation for the doctrines of grace, the glory of the Gospel, the accomplishment of the work of Christ and the security of the believer." - Ligon Duncan.

Steve Curtis majored in classical Greek and Latin at the undergraduate level, earned an MAR (Biblical Studies), an MRE, an MDiv, and a DMin. He is presently pursuing a PhD in Missiology. Steve is a missionary and President of the missions sending agency, Timothy Two Project, International [www.timothytwo.org]. He is also the Founder and Director of the Evangelical Reformed Fellowship [www.erfm.org]. Among his other works are "Encountering God," and the booklets, "The Glory of His Grace" and "The Millennium: A Present Reality"; as well as numerous essays and articles. Steve and his wife, Rissa, presently live in the Philippines, from where they serve throughout Asia and Africa, though they call Wilmington, North Carolina home.