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Whomever He Wills: A Surprising Display of Sovereign Mercy is unavailable, but you can change that!

This collection of essays deals with the timeless issues of the ineffable glory of the grace of God and the dependence of sinners on unalloyed mercy. The various authors—including Thomas R. Schreiner, Mark DeVine, and Thomas Ascol—also address a highly contemporary conflict in Southern Baptist life over the character of this very mercy.

Matthew M. Barrett The Calvinism-Arminianism debate oscillates around several controversial issues, usually surrounding the acronymn TULIP.1 And yet, as B. B. Warfield said long ago, it is irresistible grace, the “I” in TULIP (or as Warfield called it, effectual calling and monergistic regeneration), that is the very “hinge of the Calvinistic soteriology.” Monergism, says Warfield, is the “hall-mark” of Calvinism.2 Therefore, in a real sense, the Calvinism-Arminianism
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