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"The aim of this treatise is twofold: first, to set forth the contents of the Christian religion; and, secondly, to set forth the doctrines of the religion which arise out of it and which are necessary to explain its meaning," Mullins says of The Christian Religion in Its Doctrinal Expressions. A theologically involved resource, this book is thought-provoking and full of rich exegesis.

power” (1 Cor. 2:4). God’s moral and spiritual and personal method in the gospel thus includes a moral demonstration within the soul by the Holy Spirit of God. Let us now restate the doctrine of election in the light of these truths. Election is not to be thought of as a bare choice of so many human units by God’s action independently of man’s free choice and the human means employed. God elects men to respond freely. He elects men to preach persuasively and to witness convincingly. He elects to
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