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Another Gospel: Biblically Refuting Calvinism
by Brannon S. Howse · Worldview Weekend Press
Now available for pre-order

 

For more than thirty years, Brannon Howse has taught believers one simple discipline: set aside the person and the personality, and go to the Bible. In this new book he turns that discipline on the system summarized in the acronym TULIP and tests each claim, verse by verse, against Scripture.

Is man so depraved that he is "dead like a rock," unable to believe until he is first regenerated? Did Christ die only for a chosen few? Did God predestine some to heaven and the rest to hell? Is your salvation held hostage to how well you persevere? And — most sobering of all — is God the author of sin? Howse answers each question not from Calvin, not from any man, but from the Bible, and shows that the gospel of grace alone through faith alone is simpler, surer, and sweeter than the system that has obscured it.

Adapted from his verse-by-verse broadcast teaching, this is a book written in love, not contempt. Howse is careful throughout to distinguish the system from the sincere people who hold it — so you can read it for your own assurance, and hand it without fear to the Reformed friend or family member you love.

Inside this book:

  • A clear, biblical answer to each of the five points of Calvinism
  • The crucial difference between justification and sanctification — and why confusing them steals your assurance
  • Lordship Salvation and eternal security, examined in their teachers' own words
  • Is God the author of sin? A holy God, and the lie that blames Him for evil
  • The roots and the fruits: Augustine, replacement theology, and where the system leads
  • A reference appendix and subject index for study and teaching

A companion to Brannon Howse's three-volume commentary on Revelation, in the same edition and style.

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