This Week in Calvinism - October 19, 2007

Theological knowledge can be a great source of pride. What we need is more humility as we seek to know God.

T. J. Pennock says that Calvinism is "a strange religion that claims sinners are damned for not believing in a cross that makes no provision." So, does that mean the biblical alternative is a religion that claims sinners are damned for sins already covered by the cross?

Hank is already up to part seven in a five-part series dealing with objections to Calvinism.

A brief thought on justification.

While we're on the subject, does justification still matter? Apparently, justification by grace alone through faith alone can no longer be taken for granted in today's churches.

Pastor John Piper responds to David Instone-Brewer's article in Christianity Today on the topic of divorce.