[Hypothetical Universalism] betrays not just a few but several core features of Reformed soteriology, and cannot make good on its own claim upon the efficacy of Christ’s death for the elect. But why should that be surprising given the intricate nature and interdependence of Reformed Christian doctrines?   An entailment of the Reformed doctrine of … Continue reading Davenant Hypothetical Universalism Even Denies Its Own Claim of Efficacy for the Elect