This short booklet describes in outline form the differences between the Lutheran and Reformed understandings of election and predestination.
Contents (35 pages)
| Introduction to the Original [1892] Edition |
| 1 What Is Predestination? |
| 2 What Has God Regarded In Election? |
| 3 What Is The Relation Especially Of Faith To Election? |
| 4 In What Sense Does The Formula Of Concord Speak Of Election? |
| 5 Is Man’s Conversion And Salvation In Every Sense Independent Of His Conduct? |
| 6 May We Speak Of Man’s Decision Or “Self-determination” In Conversion? |
| 7 What Is The Difference Between The Lutheran And The Reformed Doctrine Of Election? |
| 8 How Must The Doctrine Of The Dogmaticians Of The Seventeenth Century Be Regarded? |
| 9 How Is The Doctrine Of Modern Missouri To Be Regarded? |
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