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1. religionnews.com › 2014/05/20 › troubling-trendsThe troubling trends in America’s ‘Calvinist revival’

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   May 20, 2014 · According to a 2010 Barna poll, roughly three out of 10 Protestant leaders describe their church as “Calvinist or Reformed,” a proportion statistically unchanged from a decade earlier ...

2. www.reddit.com › r › ReformedReformed Denominations in order of Liberal to Conservative.

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   My friend, being a dutch-american Calvinist, you are missing a big one. PRC: Protestant Reformed Church. They are about as Hyper-Calvinist as they come. Also, lists like this are all fine and good, but they are limited. Being a member of the CRCNA, I know plenty of churches that are just as conservative as OPC churches and as liberal as RCA ...

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   What is hyper Calvinism?

   • In a Protestant Dictionary from 1904, Charles Neil defined Hyper-Calvinism as a view that maintains the theory of limited atonement and limits the scope of gospel invitations to the elect. Modern definitions of Hyper-Calvinism usually distinguish it from points of Calvinism, such as limited atonement or supralapsarianism.

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   Who are Calvinist Protestants?

   • While Calvinist Protestants—including Presbyterians, some Baptists, and the Dutch Reformed—have been a part of the American religious fabric since the beginning, Oppenheimer points to a more vocal and visible strain that has risen to prominence in recent years.

   The troubling trends in America's 'Calvinist revival'

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   Is evangelicalism in the midst of a Calvinist revival?

   • When Mark Oppenheimer declared that “evangelicalism is in the midst of a Calvinist revival” in The New York Times earlier this year, he was only partially correct. According to a 2010 Barna poll, roughly three out of 10 Protestant leaders describe their church as “Calvinist or Reformed,” a proportion statistically unchanged from a decade earlier.

   The troubling trends in America's 'Calvinist revival'

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   How did Hyper-Calvinism lead to evangelism?

   • Finally, a valid assurance of salvation was seen as consisting in an inner feeling and conviction of being eternally elected by God. So Hyper-Calvinism led its adherents to hold that evangelism was not necessary and to place much emphasis on introspection in order to discover whether or not one was elect. (144-45)

   The What and Why of Hyper-Calvinism - The Gospel Coalition

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hyper-CalvinismHyper-Calvinism - Wikipedia

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   Hyper-Calvinism is a branch of Protestant theology that places strong emphasis on supralapsarianism, or salvation from eternity (God elects from before time), where the atonement of Christ was and is difficult for the non-elect to understand, where man has little to do with his salvation, there being nothing man can do to resist being saved, wherein evangelism was given lower emphasis as ...

5. www.prca.org › item › 803-what-is-hyper-calvinismWhat Is Hyper-Calvinism? - prca.org

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   That is simply Biblical Calvinism. Rather a hyper-Calvinist (historically and doctrinally) is someone who, because all are not chosen and redeemed, will not command all who hear the gospel to repent and believe. He is someone who starts from the right premises, but draws the wrong conclusions - who does not believe that "God now commandeth all ...

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6. www.thegospelcoalition.org › blogs › kevin-deyoungThe What and Why of Hyper-Calvinism - The Gospel Coalition

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   Jul 14, 2011 · But at many points in Reformed history it’s not been neat or clear what the Reformed position is. 2. Toon gives a solid definition of Hyper-Calvinism and it’s not the same as being really, really Reformed. In common parlance, Hyper-Calvinist simply means “I think you are too much of a Calvinist.” But that’s not a fair use of the term.

7. reasonablechristian.blogspot.com › 2014 › 06Are the Protestant Reformed Churches "Hyper-Calvinist"? - Blogger

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   Jun 23, 2014 · Monday, June 23, 2014. Are the Protestant Reformed Churches "Hyper-Calvinist"? Martyn McGeown has taken it upon himself to call Phillip R. Johnson to respond to a request for examples of "selective" proof-texting on the part of Dr. David Engelsma in his book, Hyper-Calvinism and the Call of the Gospel.

8. sb.rfpa.org › hyper-calvinism-and-arminianism-theHyper-Calvinism and Arminianism: The Alternatives?

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   Apr 15, 1996 · The Protestant Reformed Churches in America also reject this hyper-Calvinism.