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Evangelism must be based on sound doctrine from the Word of God.  We believe that Christ and His Apostles all taught the system of truth which we today call the Five Points of Calvinism.  It is an abuse of Baptist History to say that ALL Calvinists are against evangelism and missions.

John Bunyan of Pilgrim's Progress, William Carey, the “father of modern missions” and Charles H. Spurgeon, the “prince of preachers”  were all “Particular Baptists” (they all held to a Particular Redemption or Limited Atonement).  Carey and Spurgeon both held to London Baptist Confession of 1689 (thoroughly Calvinistic).

The ancient Novatians and Waldenses held to both Predestination and Believer's Baptism. They were often persecuted because of their successful evangelism.

 Read the following Bible Articles and see for yourself that these Doctrines of Grace are indeed Scriptural.  They are sometimes easier to remember by their acronym T- U - L - I - P   (T = Total Depravity, U = Unconditional Election, L = Limited Atonement, I = Irresistible Grace, P = Perseverance of the Saints).

Bible Articles on T-U-L-I-P

Total Depravity

Unconditional Election

Limited Atonement

Irresistible Grace

Perseverance of the Saints

 

For more Bible Articles (in books and on CD) about T-U-L-I-P see our:

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