An examination of the “well-meant offer of Salvation.” This book can also be read on-line.
Calvin, Berkhof and H. J. Kuiper
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Herman Hoeksema (60 pp. Softback)
Contrasts Calvin’s teaching, in his book Calvin’s Calvinism, with well-meant offer theologians, Louis Berkhof and H. J. Kuiper.
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