A Solemn Caution Against the Ten Horns of Calvinism

"A Solemn Caution Against the Ten Horns of Calvinism" by Thomas Taylor is a theological argument formed in the 1800s that strongly disagrees with Calvinism. Taylor focuses on how the idea of predestination does not match what is fair or moral. He uses the idea that God loves everyone against Calvinism's limitations. He disagrees with the idea that God decides everything ahead of time, especially because it makes God look like he causes sin and pain, and goes into detail about parts of the Bible that he believes show that predestination cannot be true, because people wouldn't need to change or be responsible for what they do. Taylor supports the idea that God wants to save everyone and that God is good, disagreeing with what he sees as the strict parts of Calvinism, and wants people to see God as kind and welcoming.