Moïse Amyraut and hypothetical universalism

This article examines Moïse Amyraut's doctrine of hypothetical universalism and its challenge to Reformed theology, particularly the doctrines of sovereign grace and limited atonement. McGeown traces how Amyraut's attempt to soften predestination doctrine to appeal to Catholic converts ultimately compromised foundational Reformed teaching and sparked significant controversy within French Protestantism. The resource is valuable for understanding post-Reformation theological debates and the historical defense of Reformed orthodoxy against revisionist interpretations of sovereign election.