Predestination
Arminianism
The origins and theology of Arminianism from Jacob Arminius and the Remonstrance of 1610 to the Synod of Dordt and its aftermath.
Augustine of Hippo
The most influential theologian of the early church, whose doctrine of grace was claimed by both Rome and the Reformers.
Calvinism and Arminianism
A point-by-point comparison of Calvinism and Arminianism on sin, free will, election, atonement, grace, regeneration, and perseverance.
Gottschalk of Orbais
The Saxon monk who revived Augustine’s doctrine of predestination and died imprisoned for it.
John Calvin
A biography of John Calvin, the Genevan Reformer, drawn from his life and writings.
Medieval Theologians
Short sketches of the major medieval theologians from Patrick to William of Ockham, and their contributions to Roman Catholic and Reformation theology.
The Anathemas of Trent
The thirty-three canons on justification decreed by the Council of Trent in its sixth session, January 13, 1547, each ending with anathema sit, in the 1851 translation of Theodore Alois Buckley.
The Anathemas of Trent
The thirty-three canons on justification decreed by the Council of Trent in its sixth session, January 13, 1547, each ending with anathema sit, in the 1851 translation of Theodore Alois Buckley.
The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith
Read and search the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith, with its 32 chapters, Scripture proofs, address to the reader, and appendix.
The Waldensians
A history of Peter Waldo and the Waldensians, their preaching, persecution, doctrine, Alpine refuge, and union with the Reformation in 1532.
The Westminster Confession of Faith
Read and search the Westminster Confession of Faith, with its 33 chapters and the Westminster Assembly's Scripture proofs.
Theodore Beza
A short biography of Theodore Beza (1519–1605), rector of the Academy of Geneva, biographer and successor of John Calvin, and counselor of the Huguenots.
