Hyper calvinism and Spurgeon.

[BBAS 64]

Good day, All

Was thinking of adding this book to my libary, what do you think of this book?

http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/product/153716918?item_no=1516920&netp_id=128172&event=ESRCN&item_code=WW

Peace to u,

Bill

 

[BT]

Hiya BBAS,

I'm not familiar with this author, but I'm all for adding books to your library

There is a sort of debate amongst Christians today as to whether or not Spurgeon subscribed to Calvinism. I'd say buy the book and read it with a discerning eye....

 

[tulc]

Ever been to this site? http://members.aol.com/pilgrimpub/secrets.htm
tulc(not a Calvinist, mostly because I couldn't remember what TULIP stood for! )

 

[BT]

tulc(not a Calvinist, mostly because I couldn't remember what TULIP stood for! )

ROFL

That's awesome! LOL!

 

[BBAS 64]

Hiya BBAS,

I'm not familiar with this author, but I'm all for adding books to your library

There is a sort of debate amongst Christians today as to whether or not Spurgeon subscribed to Calvinism. I'd say buy the book and read it with a discerning eye....

Good Day, BT

I would be intrested in that debate if you have any information, given the writtings and sermons by Spurgeon.

Peace to u,

Bill

 

[BT]

Hey BBAS

To be honest I'm not very involved in the debate regarding whether or not he was a calvinist. I do have a friend who is well read on the subject and I'll ask him for some information for you.

To me whether or not he was calvinistic in his beliefs isn't important (IMO). I'm reading his book right now "Lectures to my Students" and it's a good read, if not quite dated in parts.

I'll get some info back to you on the debate though....

BT

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