Publisher's Description: This book is a rare gem. It was written to help Christians come to a clearer understanding of and appreciation for 'the gospel of the grace of God'. Its author, drawing on the legacy of John Calvin, takes up and answers the following important questions:

• - What are the origins of Calvinism and Arminianism?
• - What effect had Adam's fall upon human nature?
• - Is God's grace in the conversion of a sinner invincible?
• - Who makes the first choice in salvation: Christ or the sinner?
• - Is the atonement limited in its design and scope?
• - Is it true that 'once in grace always in grace'?
• - How does Calvinism square with the love of God?
• - Do the fruits of Calvinism show it to be biblical?

160 Pages
Published March 2009

About the Author: Dr. R.C. Reed was a much loved pastor and professor who 'united in himself both a kind gentleness and a strong conviction of faith'. Born in Tennessee in 1851, he graduated from Union Theological Seminary (Virginia) and served several pastorates, before being appointed Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Church Polity at Columbia Theological Seminary, South Carolina, in 1898. Here he taught faithfully until his death in 1925.