Against Calvinism

In Against Calvinism, Roger Olson respectfully critiques Reformed theology, arguing that its prominence in Christian thought may be unwarranted. He presents scholarly objections to Calvinist beliefs, assessing their implications for God’s reputation through diverse sources including Scripture and tradition. This work notably addresses the rise of “new Calvinism” among younger evangelicals, providing a thoughtful non-Calvinist perspective that serves as a counterpoint to Michael Horton’s For Calvinism, prompting readers to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of both viewpoints.