Status Updates From Calvinism and Evangelical A...

I’ve been bashing this book for the last 300 pages, at least. I apologize. It really isn’t so bad. Mostly.

The dead man needs something more than permission to live; he needs life.

40 more pages until I reach the end of this argument in favor of a thing I'm already convinced of l. Woe. I mean, it's good stuff, but so far I think if I was going to recommend a book on predestination it wouldn't be this one? Is v long winded and, while making great points, also kinda makes you vaguely wonder why this matters anymore. Basically, it's technical, and that's okay.

Going slow bc I read it out loud to myself when I get confused, which, I'll admit, is often. Good stuff though, once I get it into my skull. Am still foggy on the Sub vs Supralapsarian jazz, but maybe I'll get it in the upcoming 495 pages.