On Calvinism

By William Hull

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Challenging the norms of its day, this book questions whether a popular set of religious beliefs could endanger fundamental Christian values, urging readers to consider the implications of these doctrines on moral responsibility.

Genres

Philosophy & Ethics Religion/Spirituality/Paranormal

Released

2009-03-16

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Summary

"On Calvinism" by William Hull is a theological exploration that questions the foundations of Calvinist beliefs during a time of its rising influence. Hull expresses concern about the potential risks Calvinism poses to the Anglican Church and its doctrines. He presents his case for an interpretation of Christianity centered on moral duty and a kind, loving idea of God, believing that Calvinism could become overbearing, threatening Christian values like compassion and independence. Hull invites readers to consider his arguments, appealing to those who value truth and a commitment to the understanding of God.