“Calvinism: a Biblical and Theological Critique” (CABTC) has an introduction by the editors, Drs. Allen and Lemke (A&L).  The eleven page introduction is broken into the following sections:  The Debate over Calvinism (pp. 1-3) Are all Non-Calvinists Accurately Described as Pelagians or Semi-Pelagians? (pp. 3-4) Which Calvinism? (pp. 4-7) Presuppositions and Presumptions (p. 7) Why…

“Calvinism: a Biblical and Theological Critique” (CABTC) was published by B&H Academic.  The book has a relatively low level of engagement with Calvinist scholars and other proponents of Calvinism.   It’s not absolutely zero interaction.  For example, they mention my friend, James White, twice: once in Kenneth Wilson’s section in a footnote, where an episode of…