Calvin And Servetus And The Origin Of The Limited Atonement Doctrine

This book, "Calvin And Servetus And The Origin Of The Limited Atonement Doctrine: A Reply To R. R. Atchison", delves into the historical and theological intersection of John Calvin and Michael Servetus, specifically addressing the origins of the doctrine of limited atonement. Through careful analysis, the author, Ahaz Nicholas Alcott, examines the theological debates and historical context surrounding Calvin's thought and Servetus's challenge to it.

The book offers a detailed response to R. R. Atchison's views on the subject, presenting a counter-argument rooted in historical evidence and theological understanding. It is essential reading for scholars and students interested in the development of Calvinist theology, the Reformation era, and the intricacies of doctrinal disputes within Christianity. This work provides valuable insights into a pivotal moment in religious history and its lasting impact on theological discourse.

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