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Why Election Is Not My Gospel

(Of a Brief Rebuttal to Marc Carpenter's Slander against, and a Reasoned Defense of the Free Offer of God's Gospel Preached by, Bobby R. Bullington in "Bobby Bullington's False Gospel Call")

by E. Manard

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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 4/7/2004

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 274
ISBN : 9780595314805

About the Book

Why Election Is Not My Gospel is a controversial diatribe that explores and answers these questions:

  • Does the Gospel consist in a real and sincere promise by God to all without exception, or an invitation to the elect alone?
  • Is there a clear distinction between God's desire (command) and God's intention (purpose)?
  • Does God in any sense desire that Reprobates be saved?
  • Is Election part of the Gospel, or necessary to be believed as the immediate object of justifying faith?
  • And many more

    After years spent deceived in the circles of "Hyper-Calvinism," author E.D. Manard marks his public exodus from this spiritually fatal movement, and repudiates his former association with it, proving it as a departure from God's Gospel addressed to, and designed for, lost sinners.

    Mr. Manard takes on the editor of Outside The Camp Newsletter, Marc Carpenter, directly, and counters Carpenter's denial of the "free offer" of the Gospel, demonstrating that such denial is anti-historical, anti-biblical, and anti-evangelistic.

    Pulling no punches, Mr. Manard shows conclusively from God's Testimony which evangelistic message God's ministers are commissioned to preach to lost sinners exactly, and why "Election" is not it.

    • About the Author

    E.D. Manard is a Gospel apologist, and holds degrees in Biblical Studies and Theology. He resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma with his wife, Elizabeth, and three children. Mr. Manard is currently working toward his Masters in Theology.

    You may contact Mr. Manard by e-mail at edmant5@cox.net, or fax at 1-309/415-9297.