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Easy Chairs, Hard Words: Converstions on the Liberty of God by Douglas Wilson
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Easy Chairs, Hard Words: Converstions on the Liberty of God

by Douglas Wilson

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This is a truly impressive work. It is a penetrating, but yet sufficient simple and "reader friendly" introduction, defense, and reflection upon the doctrines known to many as "Reformed Theology".

Wilson does a fine job of integrating theological ideas into the conversational story he weaves. He relies upon clear and simple analogies and writes in a convincing and effective way.

Highly recommended for those who are seeking to understand (or defend) reformed theology! ( )
  markusnenadovus | Apr 29, 2006 |
I admire Doug Wilson, and this is my favorite work of his. A good treatment of the doctrines of grace, from a unique perspective. Lot's of Scripture refrences ( )
  lougheryweb | Nov 11, 2005 |
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