Redefining Election

Laning examines contemporary attempts to redefine the Protestant Reformed doctrine of election, particularly in light of a prior redefinition of redemption toward social transformation rather than spiritual deliverance from sin. He defends the classical Reformed understanding of election and reprobation as presented in the Canons of Dort against modern theological revisions that would separate these two aspects of God's eternal decree. This article serves as an apologetic response to threats against foundational Reformed doctrine.