A Calvinist learns from Catholics how to be a better Calvinist–part 2 in a series 2013-08-08T05:16:34-04:00 Peter Enns As a 27-year old young Calvinist who’d understood one and only narrative about ...

A certain sect of Calvinist Christians are growing in prominence and influence, but certain trends are holding this faithful faction back from becoming a sustainable, mainstream movement. When Mark ...

Can a Calvinist Honestly Say “God Loves You” to Everyone? Recently a leading American Calvinist pastor-theologian has asked and answered this all-important question on his blog: Can a Calvinist (and ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

Did Jesus die for everyone or only those going to heaven? In this episode Trent debunks the Calvinist doctrine of the limited atonement and shows that God wants every person to spend eternity with him ...

Sir, Marilynne Robinson in her profound comments on Christians today rightly points to the Calvinists’ rejection of the notion that by acting piously one could achieve salvation (“Awakening”, Life & ...

Screenwriter and director Paul Schrader, of “Taxi Driver” and “American Gigolo” fame, didn’t see a movie at the theater until he was a teenager. He was raised in Grand Rapids, Mich., by strict ...

In my study of Calvinist authors, I’ve noticed an interesting line of argument they’ve used against non-Calvinist Protestants (usually called “Arminians”). Essentially, they argue that Calvinism ...

John Calvin was one of the two most influential Protestant Reformation theologians. Martin Luther was the other. Calvin’s legacy has powered much of the political dysfunction we see today as ...

John Calvin was a Frenchman, but he is being remembered in Geneva this week because it was here that he built Calvinism. Invited to reform the city in 1541, almost as what would now be called a ...