This Week in Calvinism - March 23, 2018

• What would you consider to be the "humdinger argument" against Calvinism?
  
  
• A "revived interest in Calvinism" is affecting women's roles in the church in China.
  
  
• In regard to the assurance of salvation found in Calvinism and Arminianism, Randal Rauser notes, "Neither of these views offers any special objective advantage as regards the assurance of salvation." Rather, "We look for spiritual fruit in our lives (Galatians 5:22-23), testing ourselves to see that we are of the faith (2 Corinthians 13:5). And as we do, the Spirit testifies to our spirit that we are God's children (Romans 8:16)."
  
  
• John Piper gives a fresh call for Christian Hedonists.
  
  
• Sam Storms discusses 10 things you should know about biblical inerrancy.
  
  
• Louisiana College is facing another lawsuit linked to Calvinism.

This Week in Calvinism - March 9, 2018

• Some warnings regarding the "Young, Restless, and Reformed" movement. I hope the folks at Pulpit and Pen take this to heart as well.
  
  
• Organizers of the fifth European Conference on Neo-Calvinism are looking for proposals for short papers that address issues related to Neo-Calvinism and Europe: Religion, Nation, Culture.
  
  
• How to we avoid over-thinking (or under-thinking) the Christian life? John Piper answers.
  
  
• Three types of Calvinist.
  
  
• James White discusses the new "Assault Bible" from Grace to You.
  
  
• It's another $5 Friday at Ligonier!