On CalvinismPART II.Reading editionChapter navigation13 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTOPREFACE.Introductory materialPART II.I.—CALVINISM IMPUGNS THE MORAL CHARACTER OF THE DEITY.II.—CALVINISM IS NOT TO BE RECONCILED WITH THE MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF MAN.III.—CALVINISM IS OPPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION AND THE PURPOSES OF A VISIBLE CHURCH.IV.—CALVINISM IS PRODUCTIVE OF POSITIVELY INJURIOUS EFFECTS ON INDIVIDUAL CHARACTER, AND ON SOCIAL HAPPINESS.V.—CALVINISM IS NOT THE DOCTRINE OF SCRIPTURE OR OF THE ANGLICAN CHURCH.VI.—CALVINISM HAS LED TO THE CORRUPTION OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, THAT THE SCRIPTURES MAY BE ACCOMMODATED TO EXTREME VIEWS OF THE DIVINE DECREES.APPENDIX.FootnotesPrevious chapter ←Introductory materialNext chapter →Part 2 — I.—CALVINISM IMPUGNS THE MORAL CHARACTER OF THE DEITY.All chapters and sections (13)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTOPREFACE.Opening pagesIntroductory materialParts2Part 2 · Other sectionsI.—CALVINISM IMPUGNS THE MORAL CHARACTER OF THE DEITY.II.—CALVINISM IS NOT TO BE RECONCILED WITH THE MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF MAN.III.—CALVINISM IS OPPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION AND THE PURPOSES OF A VISIBLE CHURCH.IV.—CALVINISM IS PRODUCTIVE OF POSITIVELY INJURIOUS EFFECTS ON INDIVIDUAL CHARACTER, AND ON SOCIAL HAPPINESS.V.—CALVINISM IS NOT THE DOCTRINE OF SCRIPTURE OR OF THE ANGLICAN CHURCH.VI.—CALVINISM HAS LED TO THE CORRUPTION OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, THAT THE SCRIPTURES MAY BE ACCOMMODATED TO EXTREME VIEWS OF THE DIVINE DECREES.APPENDIX.FootnotesPARTICULAR OBJECTIONS.◇← Introductory materialI.—CALVINISM IMPUGNS THE MORAL CHARACTER OF THE DEITY. →