New Calvinism: New Reformation or Theological Fad?
New Calvinism: New Reformation or Theological Fad?
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  • 128 Pages
  • Publisher : Christian Focus
  • Publication Date : February 2018

New Calvinism: New Reformation or Theological Fad?

Buice, Josh

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Endorsements (6)

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“The five contributors to this volume are all exemplary Christian leaders. Their counsel to young Calvinists and future church leaders is right on target. I've not read a more edifying and satisfying book in a long time.”

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Phillip R. Johnson

Executive Director, Grace to You Ministries

“An outstanding collection of essays.... This book celebrates the achievements of New Calvinism, while also recognizing ... the essential elements of the Reformed faith which should be recovered and reapplied to the lives of God's people today. It is essential reading.”

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Liam Goligher

Senior Minister, Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

“Finally! A cogent and Biblical polemic aimed at the neo-reformed movement. "New Calvinism" honestly and lovingly challenges those who snap selfies with a cognac in one hand and a cigar in the other to answer the question, "Does my life match my doctrine?"”

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Todd Friel

Host of Wretched TV and Radio

“I devoured this book and am profoundly grateful for it. I enthusiastically commend it to you, your pastor, and your church.”

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Justin Peters

Founder of Justin Peters Ministries

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In recent decades, there has been a shift in the landscape and focus of the Church. Topics such as the Sovereignty of God and humanity’s utter helplessness without him have become more widely appreciated. Books are being written and conferences attended in their thousands. This apparent renewal of interest in grappling with Scripture has created a movement labelled as New Calvinism. But is it really any different to ‘old’ Calvinism – and will it be of any lasting benefit to the Church?