What Is Experiential Calvinism?

by Ian Hamilton

Overview

"There is no such thing as 'dead Calvinism,'" writes author Ian Hamilton. Calvinism, simply put, is biblical Christianity. No mere human devised theological system, Calvinism is rooted in and shaped by God's revelation in Holy Scripture. Hamilton asserts that Calvinism is "natively experiential." In What Is Experiential Calvinism?, the author shows us that Calvinism is far richer and more profound than five points and helps us see that the lives and ministries of those who are true Calvinists pulse with living, Spirit-inspired, Christ-glorifying, God-centered truth.

Contents:
Why Calvinism is Experiential
The Formative Principle of Experiential Calvinism
The Foundational Experience of Experiential Calvinism
The Fundamental Features of Experiential Calvinism

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151319270
Publisher:	Reformation Heritage Books
Publication date:	04/01/2015
Series:	Cultivating Biblical Godliness Series
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	37
File size:	105 KB

About the Author

Ian Hamilton is minister to Cambridge Presbyterian Church in Cambridge England and author of The Erosion of Calvinist Orthodoxy.

Editorial Reviews

In a short compass, Ian Hamilton has wonderfully captured the experiential heart of true Calvinism: 'deeply affectional, God-centered, cross-magnifying.' In a word, this is an essay deeply needed by all who call themselves Calvinists—and even all those who do not!

Endorsement - Michael A. G. Haykin

In a short compass, Ian Hamilton has wonderfully captured the experiential heart of true Calvinism: ‘deeply affectional, God-centered, cross-magnifying.’ In a word, this is an essay deeply needed by all who call themselves Calvinists—and even all those who do not!

professor of church history and biblical spirituality, and director of the Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies, The - Michael A. G. Haykin