of the limitedness, or particularity, of atonement as a monstrosity of Calvinistic logic until he has refuted Owen's proof that it is part of the uniform biblical presentation of redemption, clearly taught in plain text after plain text. And nobody has done that yet." It should be noted of course that those who oppose the doctrine would disagree that Owen has "proved" anything from "plain text after plain text," maintaining that instead he has misinterpreted his texts; they would also disagree with the assertion that "no one has done that [refuting] yet." "For Whom Did Christ Die?", part 3, chapter 8 of Charles Hodge's Systematic Theology "Particular Redemption", a sermon by Charles Spurgeon delivered on 1858-02-28 "Limited Atonement", chapter 12 from The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination by Loraine Boettner Articles on Definite Atonement at Monergism.com "Limited Atonement", a series of articles by Ra McLaughlin Con Introduction to The Death Christ Died: A Case for Unlimited Atonement by Robert Lightner Calvin's Error of Limited Atonement by D.A. Waite "Father, Whose Everlasting Love" by Charles Wesley Sermon #128: "Free Grace" by John Wesley 'God's Strategy in Human History,' Roger Forster, Paul Marston, Wipf & Stock Publishers (July 2001). This contains both a theological discussion as well as an historical overview of the doctrine of Calvinism in the church, claiming that it originated with St. Augustine. Numerous earlier Church Fathers are quoted to support this. Atonement in Christianity Calvinist theology Christian terminology Five Points of Calvinism