I'm about 2/3 done with this book, and I love it! This book has been the most informative I've read on the subject, helping me to see the schisms in doctrine more clearly, why they have arisen historically and where the tensions lie between beliefs. The fundamental and central tenet of this book is that our basic philosophical assumptions inform our theology, and therefore it is essential to dig down to what these basic assumptions are within each camp, and analyze whether or not they align wi More...

I read this first in seminary, and have just reread it as part of my devotional reading. It is a great book to explain, basically, why I'm not a calvinist. =)