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The New Calvinism

Name: The New Calvinism
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Author: Josh Buice
ISBN: 9781527100909

New Reformation or Theological Fad?

by Josh Buice

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128 pages
Publisher: Christian Focus Publications
13.8 x 21.4 x 0.8 cm

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Looking to understand the following theology of the Reformation?

New Calvinism explores how Grace become a powerful new tenant in Church beliefs

You'll discover the theology that fired up the Church

Discover the exciting insights of 'The New Calvinism' by Josh Buice as it explores the fresh interest in grace and biblical truths that can transform your faith.

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Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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In recent years, there has been a surge in interest in the doctrines of grace, the Protestant Reformers, and sound biblical theology which has been labelled as New Calvinism.

But is this new trend really any different from 'old Calvinism'? Does it offer any lasting transformation to the spiritual lethargy which has overgrown the church?