Calvinism is a term used to designate, not the opinions of an individual, but a mode of religious thought, or a system of religious doctrine, of which the person whose name it bears was an eminent expounder.
A. A. Hodge
Defines Calvinism as a system of doctrine named for its eminent expounder, not his invention.
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There is no system which equals Calvinism in intensifying, to the last degree, ideas of moral excellence and purity of c…
— H. W. Beecher
Calvin's Institutes, in spite of its imperfections, is, on the whole, one of the noblest edifices ever erected by the mi…
— Guizot
The promulgation of Calvin's theology was one of the longest steps that mankind has taken toward personal freedom.
— John Fiske
Calvinism is a democratic and republican religion.
— De Tocqueville
Those who object to the use of the term “verbal inspiration” is applied to the Holy Scriptures, often speak of it contem…
— H. A. Ironside
God is not like anything.
— A. W. Tozer
