ARMINIAN THEOLOGICAL RESOURCES
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Arminian / Non-Calvinist Theological Works
Welcome to the Arminian TheologIical Resources page! You will find here books on theology from an Arminian / Non-Calvinist perspective. I will be updating this page as I become aware of more books. If you know of any that I don't have listed please leave me a Feedback at the bottom of the page. I am an avid reader of theology and a member of the Society of Evangelical Arminians. If you're interested in learning more about Arminianism or in joining the Society go to The Society of Evangelical Arminians. Thanks for checking in.
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ARMINIAN / NON-CALVINIST NEW TESTAMENT COMMENTARIES
At the link below you can access the page I've created of Arminian / Non-Calvinist New Testament Commentaries.
- Arminian / Non-Calvinist New Testament Commentaries
- A list of New Testament commentaries from an Arminian / Non-Calvinist perspective. I welcome suggestions for additions to this list.
Systematic Theology
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL / DOCTRINAL WORKS FROM AN ARMINIAN PERSPECTIVE
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NON-CALVINIST / ARMINIAN FRIENDLY THEOLOGICAL WORKS
WORKS OPPOSING ETERNAL SECURITY
Many of the books above include sections on this topic. These are books addressing this specific topic only.
WORKS OPPOSING LIMITED ATONEMENT
Not all books in this category are by Arminians. Many of the books above have sections that deal with this topic as well. These are books that deal specifically with this topic.
WORKS OPPOSING UNCONDITIONAL ELECTION
Reader Feedback
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Wesley
Jul 7, 2011 @ 3:07 pm | delete
- I don't know if this would make onto a list of Arminian works, since it's not Protestant, but it is a book against Calvinism. It is called Reconsidering Tulip by Alexander Renault. The author is an Eastern Orthodox Christian, so he won't exactly be advancing Arminianism. You can find the book on Amazon. Do with it what ye will =]
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Kristofer Moore
Feb 1, 2011 @ 12:46 am | delete
- I did not get a message letting me know if my comment was submitted so I apologize if you get two of the same one. Can you recommend a book that is a systematic theology written by a wesleyan-arminian? I several in your list, but wonder which is the best in your opinion. I really want something at a college level/ pastoral level. Thank you.
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stevenoel
Feb 1, 2011 @ 6:56 pm | delete
- Hi Kristofer, I would probably recommend either "A Wesleyan - Holiness Theology" by J. Kenneth Grider or "Grace, Faith, and Holiness: A Wesleyan Systematic Theology" by H. Ray Dunning. These are some of the most recent systematic theologies. They are both one volume works.
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Kristofer Moore
Feb 3, 2011 @ 3:38 am | delete
- I say this in humility and in respect towards John Wesley (may he rest in peace), and I don't want to speak in a negative light about him, but I will just ask you this question. I was told by a Christian minister in a holiness pentecostal church organization that John Wesley did not practice what he preached and he did not experience this sanctification for himself, and he said something along the lines that he had been unfaithful to his wife. I do not mean to spread rumours. I think his point was this though: that the church leader that we had in that church organization was better because he was a practicing holiness Christian. Any thoughts on this?
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stevenoel
Feb 3, 2011 @ 8:11 pm | delete
- Hey Kristofer,
It is important to point out that the doctrine of "entire sanctification" is unique to the Wesleyan branch of Arminianism (and all the off shoots). There are many Arminians who do not hold to this. As far as Wesley's personal sanctification and his wife I don't really know all that much. I did hear that he had struggles in his marriage, but I don't think he was unfaithful (as in an affair).
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