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Title: A Dispensationalist Rebuttal
Review: Mr. Mathison has succeeded in writing a book about dispensationalism in which dispensations are not even mentioned. References to Scofield are carefully avoided as Scofield held many of the doctrinal positions which Mathison claims to hold with regard to election and atonement. Mathison declares that dispensationalism is defined by the doctrinal positions of its most famous adherents and not by viewing God's redemptive plan as unfolding through different ages of testing known as dispensations. While it is true that viewing scripture in such a way leads many dispensationalists to common doctrinal ground, Mathison's stereotypes do not apply to all dispensationalists. A case in point is the assertion that dispensationalism is exclusively Arminian in nature. Mathison wavers between acerbic polemics and abrupt apology. It would be better to title the work "The Supremacy of Reformed Theology as Seen by One Who Got a Bad Taste in His Mouth at Dallas Theological Seminary."
