• Helvetic Consensus Formula (1675)
• Nicole On Phase Two: Opposition To Amyraut Builds
• Nicole On Phase 3: The Revenge Of The Amyraldians
• Roger Nicole On Amyraut’s Testimony At Alençon (1637)
• Charles Hodge Contra Amyraut
• Packer: Owen Wrote Death Of Death Against Amyraut, Arminius, And An Anglican
• Owen Contra Amyraut On Covenant Theology
• John Owen’s Judgment On Amyraut’s Brief Treatise On Predestination
• Turretin: Amyraut’s Doctrine Of The Atonement Was Not Reformed
• Brakel: Amyraut Claimed A “Middle Way” And A Way To Remove The Offense Of Particular Atonement
• Heidegger And Turretin Contra Amyraut
• Amyraut As Neo-Ockhamist
• Resources On The Atonement
• Nicole: What Happened To Amyraldianism?
• Arminianism Or Amyraldianism?
• Bavinck: Amyraldianism A Species Of Rationalism
• Warfield: The Westminster Excluded Amyraldianism
• A. A. Hodge Contra Amyraut
• Canons Of Dort (16): Scripture Teaches Both Definite Atonement And The Free Offer Of The Gospel
• Canons Of Dort (19): Unconditional Atonement
• Heidelminicast Q&A: What Did Ursinus And Olevianus Say About The Extent Of The Atonement?

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