As sparks flew upward, Christian prophets the 19th century Robert Lewis Dabney and others, were flung as burning embers across the theological landscape of their generation. They smoldered, then ignited, with the flame of their torches feeding on the unseen, setting the very air on fire, lighting the way, seeking to astonish and awaken God’s church through their prophetic pens. Like the prophets of old, these refugees from yesterday wore a halo of sanctity, had long memories and a fierce loyalty to Truth; qualities that linger, indelibly stamped on our memories and imaginations. They stood in a howling theological wilderness like solitary prophets, weeping over a world becoming more and more empty of God.
And, standing in the midst? The author of this Classic book - Robert Lewis Dabney.
The best teacher of theology in the United States, if not the world.
- A.A. Hodge, Dabney was a towering figure in the 19th century American theological world. His exposition of the five points of Calvinism will enrich the reader’s appreciation for the doctrines of grace, the glory of the Gospel, the accomplishment of the work of Christ and the security of the believer. - Ligon Duncan.
This Classic book - The Five Points Of Calvinism – introduces and orients the reader to critical biblical/theological thinking about God – with a clarity that fosters biblical thought and facilitates Bible comprehension. You won’t be disappointed.
Author Description
Those who knew Robert Lewis Dabney – both friends and foes–viewed him as larger than life, biblical prophet born out of time. Dabney has been described as an apostle of the Old South. The nineteenth-century Southern church boasted intellectually and morally impressive men who exercised considerable influence over political and social life. Among them, none overmatched Robert Lewis Dabney as a theologian, teacher, and social critic.
