Remarks on the Refutation of Calvinism (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Charting a clear stance on salvation, faith, and the role of church tradition. This nonfiction work surveys major religious debates surrounding justification, baptism, and good works, arguing that the Anglican liturgy, Articles, and homilies align with scriptural teaching. It tracing how early reformers and later clergy interpreted faith, grace, and the means of grace within a distinctly Scriptural framework.

The author engages with long-standing arguments about how faith relates to works, the meaning of baptism, and the necessity of church rites. Through detailed analysis of doctrinal threads from baptism to justification, the text clarifies what the author sees as the core message of scripture and of the church’s historic documents. It aims to illuminate how Anglican theology differs from other reformers, while remaining rooted in the Bible.

• Explains the distinction between dead and living faith and how each affects justification.


• Discusses baptism, the Lord’s Supper, and the role of faith and grace in salvation.


• Examines how reformers and early church writers shaped Anglican doctrine.

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