01812cam a2200217Ii 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036035001900077040003400096050002100130100003500151245006800186260007000254300003000324500002000354504002600374505115900400650002001559650001501579ocm06823090 OCoLC20230308100644.0801014t19691932pauc     b    001 0 eng d  a(OCoLC)6823090  aBCTcBCTdOCLCGdOCLCAdZAAPA 4aBT810b.B66 19691 aBoettner, Loraine,d1901-1990.14aThe Reformed doctrine of predestination /cby Loraine Boettner.  aPhiladelphia :bPresbyterian and Reformed Pub. Co.,c1969, c1932.  a440 p. :bport. ;c22 cm.  aIncludes index.  aBibliography: p. 440.  aStatement of the Doctrine -- God has a plan -- The Sovereignty of God -- The Providence of God -- The Foreknowledge of God -- Outline of Systems -- The Scriptures are the Final authority by which systems are to be judged -- A warning against undue speculation 
The five points of Calvinism: Total inability -- Unconditional election -- Limited atonement -- Efficacious Grace -- The perserverance of the Saints 
Objections commonly urged against the Reformed Doctrine of Predestination: That it is fatalism -- That it is inconsistent with the Free Agency and Moral responsibility of Man -- That it makes God the author of sin -- That it discourages all motives to exertion -- That it represents God as a respecter of Person or as unjustly partial -- That it is unfavorable to good morality -- That it precludes a sincere offer of the Gospel to the Non-elect -- That it contradicts the universalistic Scripture Passages
Salvation by Grace -- Personal assurance that one is among the elect -- Predestination in the physical world -- A comparison with the Mohammedan Doctrine of predestination -- Practical importance of the doctrine -- Calvinism in history  0aPredestination. 0aCalvinism.