Paul A. Hartog is Professor of Theology at Faith Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the author of numerous books on early Christianity.

This is hands down the best work on the subject of Calvin's view on the extent of the atonement. Hartog's treatment is comprehensive, thorough, judicious, balanced, and irenic. Here is scholarship at its best. This study would seem to settle the issue in favour of the position that Calvin himself held the view that there is a universal provision in Christ's death and that Calvin never taught what we know today as strict 'limited atonement.' Highly recommended!'

• Foreword by Professor Tony LaneAcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Three General Approaches2. Twelve Issues3. Evidences for "Limited Atonement"4. Calvin and Reformed Diversity5. EpilogueBibliographyName IndexSubject IndexScripture Index

Paul A. Hartog is Professor of Theology at Faith Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the author of numerous books on early Christianity.

This is hands down the best work on the subject of Calvin's view on the extent of the atonement. Hartog's treatment is comprehensive, thorough, judicious, balanced, and irenic. Here is scholarship at its best. This study would seem to settle the issue in favour of the position that Calvin himself held the view that there is a universal provision in Christ's death and that Calvin never taught what we know today as strict 'limited atonement.' Highly recommended!'

• Foreword by Professor Tony LaneAcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Three General Approaches2. Twelve Issues3. Evidences for "Limited Atonement"4. Calvin and Reformed Diversity5. EpilogueBibliographyName IndexSubject IndexScripture Index