In this current environment of growth among Traditional Calvinism, Arminians of all denominations are looking for a good resource from an Arminiam interpretation. Once again, Forlines and Pinson have worked together to provide such a resource. This book is a valuable contribution to the Arminian-Calvinist debate. Pinson has gleaned and edited the content related to the doctrine of salvation from Forlines' tone, The Quest for Truth, and arranged the material in logical order, in a reader-friendly fashion. The result is a smaller, more topic-specific book that will find an entirely new audience among Arminians who are seeking to defend their theological position against the rise of the New Calvinism. This is an excellent resource tool for further study of the Arminian view.
Professor Forlines here develops at greater length the approach already taken in his commentary on Romans. The result is a careful defense of a model in which God works to achieve salvation in human beings by "influence and response" rather than by "cause and effect," a view which commends itself as doing better justice to the concept of a personal God entering into relationships with human beings as persons.
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