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The Fine Points of Calvinism

The Fine Points of Calvinism

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  • R. C. Sproul

This article makes use of the method called "via negativa" (the way of negation), which is a way of defining things by stating what they are not. Some of the statements made in this article are that Reformed theology is not a set of disconnected ideas, but is systematic; Reformed theology is not anthropocentric, but theocentric; it is not anti-catholic, where "catholic" refers to catholic Christianity.

Source: Ligonier Ministries, 2005. 4 pages.

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