In this volume, Edward Williams defends Calvinism against the critique of the Bishop of Lincoln in his Refutation of Calvinism. Williams clarifies Calvin’s thought for a popular audience, examines how Calvin has been misunderstood and misquoted, and shows how Calvin has been manipulated by his detractors only to suit their own ends. This volume, Williams hopes, will call his readers back to ecclesiastical unity and discipline, and help them rediscover God’s sovereignty as it is expressed in Calvinist theology. A Defense of Modern Calvinism also contains chapters on original sin, free will, regeneration, justification, predestination, and more.
