Name Index [C-D]
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Calamy, Edmund (1600-1666)
Edmund Calamy and Lazarus Seaman on the Removal of Legal Obstacles
Edmund Calamy, (Westminster Divine), on the Divine Intentionality of the Revealed Will
Calamy, Edmund (1671–1732)
Calvert, Thomas (1606-1679)
Thomas Calvert on the Revision of the Sufficient-Efficient formula
Calvin, John (1509-1564)
John Calvin on Unlimited Expiation, Sin-Bearing, Redemption and Reconciliation
John Calvin on Christ Coming For and Seeking the Salvation of the World and Reprobates
John Calvin on God’s Goodness To All
John Calvin’s Doctrine of the Grace of God
John Calvin on Special and Common Grace
John Calvin (1509-1564): God Gives Men Time to Repent
John Calvin on God’s Hatred of Sin and Sinner
John Calvin on How the Gospel Hardens
John Calvin on the Free Offer of the Gospel (Selection)
John Calvin on God’s Willing Permission of Sin (A Selection of Relevant Comments)
John Calvin on Faith as Assurance
John Calvin on the Economic Roles of the Trinity in the Work of Christ
John Calvin on the Sufficiency and Efficiency of Christ’s Death
John Calvin, The Consensus Tigurinus and the Reconciliation of God to the World
John Calvin (1509-1564) on the General Election of Israel
John Calvin on God’s Conditional Will
John Calvin on the Efficacy of Baptism
John Calvin: The Meaning and Use of the Sacraments
John Calvin on Lamentations 3:33
John Calvin on Ezekiel 18:23, 31-32 and 33:11: Relevant Citations
John Calvin on the Well-Meant Offer by way of Isaiah 65:2 and Romans 10:21
John Calvin on 2 Corinthians 5:20
John Calvin on 1 Timothy 2:4-6
John Calvin on Hebrews 10:29: Informal References
John Calvin on 2 Peter 2:1 and Jude 4
John Calvin on 1 John 2:2 With Commentary by Charles Bell
Cameron, John (1579-1625)
John Cameron on the Death of Christ
John Cameron on the Order of the Decrees
John Cameron and Festus Hommius (1576-1642): The Synod of Dort and Regeneration
Candlish, Robert (1806-1873)
Robert Candlish on God’s Will and Desire for the Salvation of All Men
Robert Candlish on the Long-Suffering of God, in Relation to the Death of Christ
Capito, Wolfgang Fabricius (1478-1541)
Wolfgang Fabricius Capito on the Definition of Faith
Carleton, George (1559-1628)
George Carleton (English Delegate to Dort) on the Death of Christ
George Carleton (English Delegate to Dort) on Reprobation Out of the Corrupt Mass
Carroll, B.H. (Benajah Harvey) (1843-1914)
B. H. Carroll on the Death of Christ
B.H. Carroll on Ezekiel 33:10-11
Carson, Donald A.
D.A. Carson on the Fallacy of the Negative Inference
Catlin, Jacob (1786-1826)
Jacob Catlin on the Redemption of Christ
Chalmers, Thomas (1780-1847)
Thomas Chalmers on the Death of Christ
Thomas Chalmers on Particular Redemption and the Well-Meant Gospel Offer
Chambers, Neil
Neil Chambers on John Owen’s (1616-1683) Unbelief as a Sin Atoned For
Neil Chambers on John Owen and the Covenant of Redemption: A Critical Evaluation
Chamblin, Knox
Knox Chamblin on Ransom as Deliverance: Not Payment
Charnock, Stephen (1628-1680)
Stephen Charnock on the Death of Christ
Stephen Charnock on the Goodness and Severity of God
Stephen Charnock on General Love
Stephen Charnock on Common Grace
Stephen Charnock: Divine Commands Presuppose Natural Ability
Stephen Charnock on 1 Timothy 2:5-6
Stephen Charnock referencing Hebrews 2:9
Stephen Charnock on 2 Peter 2:1
Chrysostom (347-407)
Chrysostom on the Death of Christ
Chrysostom on the Will of God for the Salvation of All Men: With Reference to God’s Precedent Will
Clarke, Samuel (1599-1682)
Samuel Clarke on Common Grace, General Mercies and the Death of Christ
Samuel Clarke on the Revised Sufficient-Efficient Formula
Clarkson, David (1622-1686)
David Clarkson on Non-Electing Love
Clifford, Abraham (fl. 1642)
Abraham Clifford on on Christ Suffering the Tantundem, Not the Idem of the Law’s Punishment
Clifford, Alan
Alan C. Clifford on the Double Payment Fallacy (An Evaluation of John’s Owen’s Trilemma Argument)
Allan Clifford on Calvin and 1 John 2:2
Alan Clifford on Calvin and Heshusius
Collinges, John (1623-1690)
John Collinges on General Love (From the Matthew Poole Commentaries)
Colquhoun, John (1748-1827)
John Colquhoun on Assurance of Salvation in Marrow Theology
Corbet, John (1620-1680)
John Corbet on the Common and Special Grace of God
Costley, Steven
Understanding Calvin’s Argument Against Heshusius
Steven Costley, Hermeneutics of 2Peter 3:9—”Us all” or “you all”?
Cotton, John (1585–1652)
Coverdale, Miles (1488-1568)
Miles Coverdale on the Death of Christ
Cox, Samuel H. (1793-1880)
Samuel H. Cox on the Extent of the Atonement
Samuel H. Cox on the Distinction Between Atonement and Redemption
Samuel H. Cox on Calvin on the Extent of the Atonement
Cranmer, Thomas (1489-1556)
Thomas Cranmer on Death of Christ
The Thirty-Nine Articles and the Atonement
Crawford, Thomas
God Desires Compliance to his Will and Commands as Standard Reformed Doctrine
Crisp, Oliver
Oliver Crisp on Hypothetical Universalism and the Synod of Dort
Oliver Crisp on Hypothetical Universalism and the Westminster Confession
Crocius, Ludovigus
Ludovigus Crocius on John 3:16
Culverwell, Ezekiel (1553/4-1631)
Ezekiel Culverwell on Christ as the Deed of Gift to All Mankind
Ezekiel Culverwell on the Desire of God for the Salvation of All Men and the Well-Meant Offer
Ezekiel Culverwell on John 3:16
Ezekiel Culverwell on God’s Conditonal Will in Relation to the Free Offer of the Gospel
Cunningham, William (1805-1861)
William Cunningham on the Revision of the Sufficient-Efficient Formula
William Cunningham on Calvin and Heshusius
Cyril of Jerusalem (313-386)
Cyril of Jerusalem on the Death of Christ
Dabney, Robert L. (1820-1898)
Robert L. Dabney on Unlimited Expiation and Limited Redemption
Robert L. Dabney on the Offer and Call of the Gospel
Robert L. Dabney on the Ordering of the Decrees
Robert L. Dabney on Mediate Imputation
Robert L. Dabney on the Double Payment Fallacy
Robert L. Dabney: A Sharp Lesson on the Negative Inference fallacy
Robert L. Dabney on The Death of Christ and Common Grace
Robert L. Dabney on the Sufficiency of Christ’s Satisfaction: As Classically Defined
Robert L. Dabney on the Removal of Legal Obstacles
Robert L. Dabney (1820-1898) on Limited Imputation of Sin in Relation to the Free Offer
Robert L. Dabney on the Distinction between Pecuniary and Penal Satisfaction
Robert L. Dabney on Quantitative Equivalency Versus Qualitative Equivalency in the Death of Christ
Robert L. Dabney on the Distinction Between Atonement and Redemption
Robert L. Dabney on Question 37 of the Heidelberg Catechism
Robert L. Dabney on Matthew 23:37: In Response to Turretin’s ‘Perilous Exegesis’
Robert L. Dabney on Luke 19:41 and His Chastising the “Extremists” Calvinists
Robert L. Dabney on 1 John 2:2 and John 3:16 (and 2 Cor 5:15)
Robert L. Dabney on 2 Corinthians 5:15
Robert L. Dabney on 1 Timothy 2:4-6
Robert L. Dabney on 1 John 2:2
Dagg, John L. (1794-1884)
John L. Dagg (1794-1884) on the Revealed Will
John L. Dagg on Christ Suffering So Much, for So Much Sin: Speculation Taking Us Down the Wrong Road
John L. Dagg Referencing the Distinction Between Atonement and Redemption
Daille, Jean (1594–1670)
Jean Daille on the Death of Christ
Jean Daille on Romans 2:4; With Reference to Ezekiel 33:11
Jean Daille as Faith as Assurance
Daniel, Curt
Curt Daniel on the Work of the Trinity in the Death of Christ
Curt Daniel on Calvin and Heshusius
Davenant, John (1572–1641)
John Davenant on the Death of Christ
John Davenant on God’s Will for the Salvation of All Men With Reference to His Gracious Gifts to Men
John Davenant on God’s General Love to Mankind
John Davenant: The Reprobate Not Denied Sufficient Grace
John Davenant on Divine Mercy and Justice
John Davenant on Divine Hatred of Sin and Sinner
John Davenant on the Danger of “Ordering” the Decrees of God
John Davenant on the Ordering of the Decrees: As Speculations of a “Crazed Brain”
John Davenant Contrasting Scotus with Calvin on the Ordering of the Decrees
Davenant on Bucer (with Zanchi) on ‘Each Man is Bound to Believe he has been Elected’
John Davanant on Conditional Decree
John Davenant on the Conditonal and Revealed ‘Intention’ of God for the Salvation of All Men
John Davenant on the Work of the Trinity in the Work of Redemption
John Davenant on the Sufficiency and Efficiency of Christ’s Death
John Davenant and the Double Payment Fallacy
John Davenant on Calvin on the extent of the atonement
John Davenant on the Covenant: Conditional and Absolute
John Davenant on Ezekiel 33:11 and 18:32; With Reference to God’s “Conditional Will”
John Davenant on 1 Timothy 2:4
Davies, Samuel (1723-1761)
Samuel Davies on the Free Offer in Relation to the Death of Christ
Samuel Davies on the Removal of Legal Obstacles
Dearman, J. Andrew
J. Andrew Dearman on Hosea 6:7
Dekker, Harold (1918-2006)
Harold Dekker and the Negative Inference Fallacy in Relation to the Argument for Limited Atonement
Harold Dekker on Dort and the True Design of the Atonement
Denlinger, Aaron C
Aaron C. Denlinger on Robert Baron (c. 1596-1639), Hypothetical Universalism, and Reformed Orthodoxy
Dent, Arthur (d. 1607)
Arthur Dent: Christ Died for all Sufficiently
Dick, John (1764-1833)
John Dick on the Goodness of God: General and Special
John Dick on God’s Geneal Love and Goodness
John Dick on Christ Suffering the Just Equivalent Not the Quantum of the Law’s Punishment
Dickson, David (1583-1662)
David Dickson on God’s Love and Goodness to Man
Dillistone, F.W., (1903-1993)
F.W. Dillistone on Federal Theology: Analysis and Critique
Diodati, John (1576-1649)
Dodsworth, William (1798-1861)
William Dodsworth: Limited Atonement Undercuts Culpability
Duke, Thomas
Du Moulin, Pierre (1568-1658)
Pierre Du Moulin on the Sufficiency and Efficiency of Christ’s Death
Durham, James (1622-1658)
James Durham (Westminster Divine) on the Differences Between Common and Saving Grace
Dwight, Timothy (1752-1817)
Timothy Dwight on the Double Payment Fallacy