Predestination in Early Modern Reformed Theology

“In this welcome and enjoyable collection of essays, Richard Muller deploys both profound learning and forensic acuity to interrogate and challenge a number of unhelpful assumptions that still distort the study of early modern Reformed theology. The theological tradition that emerges is shown to be more diverse, more subtle, and more interesting than it has often been taken to be. The essays in this volume are fine examples of how tightly focused and readable analyses can nevertheless shed significant light on a wider field of study.”

“Throughout this work, Muller guides the reader along the via media, medians, and limits of classic Reformed confessional orthodox formulations of the doctrine of predestination, traced with illuminating nuance and detail from the early modern sources. A tour de force for student and scholar alike.”