Arminius and Arminianism

As universally renowned as are the names of Augustine and John Calvin because of their develop­ment and maintenance of the truth of free and sov­ereign grace, so generally known and famous is the name of the Dutch theologian, Jacobus Harmsen, who Latinized his name, according to the custom of that time, into its more familiar form, Arminius, as the man who introduced anew the view that the atone­ment of Christ was universal in intention, the effect and application of which depends ultimately on...