Here are all of my posts on the subject of Hyper-Calvinism:
- My Conference Chart on Four Views of the Will of God and the Cross
- John Flavel’s Reply to Baptist Hyper-Calvinism from Vindiciæ Legis et Fœderis
- Radio Interview on Hyper-Calvinism
- Caricatures of Hyper-Calvinism: Some Notes on Preaching to All
- Charles Spurgeon Describing Hyper-Calvinists on Reprobation
- Peter Toon’s Writings and The Emergence of Hyper-Calvinism in English Nonconformity
- A Few Quotes Related to John Gill’s Hyper-Calvinism
- Robert Oliver on Tom Nettles and John Gill
- Gerald Priest on John Gill
- Iain Murray on John Gill
- Iain Murray on Spurgeon, Hyper-Calvinism and God’s Saving Will
- Iain Murray on the Love of God and Hyper-Calvinism
- Dr. Curt Daniel on the Free Offer, the Will of God and Hyper-Calvinism
- John MacArthur on the Sincerity of the Gospel Offer and Hyper-Calvinism
- Curt Daniel on Loving Our Enemies and a Hyper-Calvinist Error
- Curt Daniel on Hyper-Calvinism and the Denial of God’s Universal Saving Will
- Greg Nichols on Dort, the Free Offer and Hyper-Calvinism
- Curt Daniel on the Calvinism Debate and 4 Main Issues Regarding Hyper-Calvinism
- Brief Notes by Erroll Hulse, James T. Dennison, John Armstrong, Joel Beeke and Mark Jones on Hyper-Calvinism
- Maurice Roberts on The Free Offer of the Gospel and Dutch-American Hyper-Calvinism
- Robert K. Churchill on Gordon Clark, John Gill, and Matthew 23:37
- Geoff Thomas on Charles Spurgeon’s Battle with Hyper-Calvinism
- Barry H. Howson on Gill, Brine, Knollys, and the Second Tenet of Hyper-Calvinism: The Denial of Duty-Faith
- Barry H. Howson on Gill, Knollys and the First Tenet of Hyper-Calvinism: The Denial of the Free Offer
- Dr. Samuel Waldron’s Admonition Against Hyper-Calvinism
- Fred Zaspel on God Begging and Hyper-Calvinism
- Tom Ascol on John Gill and Hyper-Calvinism
- Tom Ascol on John Gill and the Modern Question
- Curt Daniel on the Connection Between the “All” of the Atonement and the “Revealed Salvific Will of God”
- Donald Dunkerly on “Hyper-Calvinism Today”
- Michael A. G. Haykin on John Gill and the Free Offer of the Gospel
- Robert A. Peterson and Michael D. Williams on the Love of God and Hyper-Calvinism
- Robert A. Peterson on the Well-Intentioned Offer and Hyper-Calvinism
- Iain Murray’s Review of David Silversides' Book on the Free Offer
- Anthony Hoekema on Rationalism, God’s Universal Saving Desire, and Hyper-Calvinism
- D. A. Carson on the Love of God, the Free Offer and Hyper-Calvinism
- John Murray on Hyper-Calvinism and the Free Offer
- Recent Admissions by Tom Nettles on Gill, Hyper-Calvinism and Duty-Faith
- Dr. Sam Waldron on Rationalism and the Hyper-Calvinist Denial of the Love of God for All
- R. K. McGregor Wright Defines Hyper-Calvinism
- David Gay on the Free Offer and Incipient Hyper-Calvinism
- Iain Murray’s Summary of His Book Spurgeon v. Hyper-Calvinism
- Erroll Hulse on Hyper-Calvinism, Responsibility and John Gill
- Erroll Hulse on John 3:16 and Hyper-Calvinism
- Iain Murray’s Correspondence with David Engelsma
- Curt Daniel’s Doctoral Thesis on Hyper-Calvinism and John Gill
- Phil Johnson’s Links, Hyper-Calvinism, and My Inferences
- John Frame on the Fear of Hyper-Calvinism in the Clark/Van Til Controversy
- Phil Johnson and the ‘Spirit of the Hyper-Calvinist Error’
- Phil Johnson Addressing a Hyper-Calvinist False Dilemma
- Curt Daniel on the Question of Disunity of the Godhead and Hyper-Calvinism
- The Contradiction Between the Early and Later John Gestner on the Will of God
- Cornelis Venema on Three Views of the Gospel-Call
- David Mark Rathel’s Critique of Tom Nettles on John Gill (1697–1771)
- Curt Daniel on the Four Main Issues Regarding Hyper-Calvinism
- Two Podcast Interviews on the Theology and Varieties of Hyper-Calvinism
- “Hoeksema and his followers linked the rejection of common grace with their denial of the free offer of the gospel, resulting in a distinct Dutch Reformed version of Hyper-Calvinism that went beyond the Hyper-Calvinism of John Gill and other English Hyper-Calvinists. Gill and others at least held to a modified form of common grace. Curiously, Hoeksema’s successor David Englesma claims that the Protestant Reformed Church is true Calvinism and is not Hyper-Calvinism, when in fact they are more Hyper than their English compatriots”—Curt Daniel, The History and Theology of Calvinism (Darlington, UK: Evangelical Press, 2019), 579.
- “Hoeksema was once a Christian Reformed minister. This church saw him as a hyper-Calvinist, a strong supralapsarian, a logicistic thinker, a denier of common grace and of a well-meant gospel proclamation to all” —Fred H. Klooster, “Predestination: A Calvinistic Note,” in Perspectives on Evangelical Theology: Papers from the Thirtieth Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, ed. K. S. Kantzer and S. N. Gundry (Grand Rapids: Baker, 1979), 86.
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