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Title: One sided and based on assumptions
Review: This book's chief problems as far as I can tell are its stereotyping of other christian denominations and its use of anecdotal evidence. The book is basically a manual for Reformed Theology in the contemporary world and as such, is very conservative. When this book does offer contrasting viewpoints to those held by the author, they are not well presented and are usually brushed off with single references to the Bible. Also, since it is systematic rather than process there are contradictions on every page that arise from the inexhaustible attempt to proven Reformed doctrines by biblical cherry picking. In addition, although this is symptomatic of the entire Evangelical community, all or most of these doctrines are backed up by Paul's letters and almost nothing is deduced from the Gospels themselves.
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