Four Volumes by John Gill defending the theological position of Calvinism.
Gill, John – The Cause of God and the Truth, Part 4(wlue777)
Theological Positions
Spurgeon A Defense of Calvinism
Spurgeon A Defense of Calvinism
Spurgeon – C.H. – A defense of Calvinism
Fortner, D.S. – What does it mean to be Reformed?
What does it mean to be Reformed?
by Don S. Fortner
Summary
This is a brief 5 chapter work on the Reformed Doctrines of Grace, more specifically, the errors or heresies related to it. Fortner is Calvinist by the way. His Heresies are 1) Necessary Consequence, Conditional Grace, Self-Righteous Assurance, Legalism, and Sacramentalism.
Boettner Unconditional Election
In Boettner Unconditional Election this 6 chapter work, Boettner (Reformed, Calvinist) examines election. This is the reformed-Calvinist view of election, that is, that it is unconditional. He first states the doctrine, and then reasons with proofs from Scripture and reason, and then examines faith and good works are the fruits and proof of election, not the basis of election, then he examines reprobation. In the final chapter he examines infralapsarianism and supralapsarianism.
Zanchius, Jerome – Observations on the Divine Attributes
Observations on the Divine Attributes
Observations on the Divine Attributes
By Jerome Zanchius
Of these attributes, those which we shall study are: His Eternal Wisdom and Foreknowledge, The Absolute Freedom and Liberty of His Will, The Unchangeableness of Himself and His Decrees