Updated edition of classic introduction to the essential tenets of Calvinistic theology: its history and content, a biblical defense, and a guide to further study.
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“Simply put, The Five Points of Calvinism is the best and the most complete short introduction to the doctrines of grace.”
—Philip G. Ryken
“One could hardly wish for a better study resource to show the five points’ faithfulness to Scripture. This disciplined display of the heart of the gospel calls for three of the loudest cheers we can give.”
—J. I. Packer
“Truly a classic—clear, concise and warm in its presentation of historic Reformed theology. This latest edition is even better than the original.”
—R. C. Sproul
David N. Steele (deceased) was co-author, with Curtis Thomas, of Romans: An Interpretive Outline.
Curtis C. Thomas is retired after forty-four years in the pastorate and is author of Practical Wisdom for Pastors: Words of Counsel and Encouragement for a Lifetime of Ministry.
S. Lance Quinn is pastor/teacher of The Bible Church of Little Rock, having previously served at Grace Community Church as senior associate and personal assistant to John F. MacArthur.
Five Points of Calvinism, 2nd ed.