Like many upper middle class mainline Protestants, which is to say white Christians, I’ve long taken issue with the concept of divine wrath, believing it to . . . .

Our faith is one of the ways God works out his electing will in the world. God elects some for faith, as Paul concludes in Romans 9-11, to herald the work of . . . .

Calvin himself referred to (double) predestination as a “dreadful and horrible decree,” which should suffice as an indication of how far Calvin’s doctrine had . . . .