A Defence of Particular Redemption

This book is a defense of the doctrine of particular redemption, which is the belief that Christ died only for the elect. The author, William Rushton, responds to the arguments put forth by Andrew Fuller, a prominent Baptist minister who held a different view of the atonement. Rushton argues that the Bible supports his position and that Fuller's arguments are flawed. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Christian theology or the history of Baptist thought.

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