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Title: Simple Treatment of Calvinism
Review: In this work, Spencer seeks to introduce his readers to Calvinism with a brief introduction into the popular "Five Points of Calvinism" (or TULIP). While the book gives a brief introduction into each point, Spencer is limited in his "proof" texting or biblical exegesis of Calvinistic verses. Further, Spencer often glosses over key Arminian arguments and verses and never really dives into the history of Arminian thought and theology.However, the book is good for those interested in a short reading of Calvinism. My sister used this book in her Bible studies at their Presbyterian church and found it to be easy to read, understand, and enjoyed the lively debates that insued from the book.For a better treatment of Calvinism's Five Points see THE FIVE POINTS OF CALVINISM by David N. Steele. For an excellent work on Arminism see Robert Picirilli's GRACE, FAITH, FREE WILL.
