Works of Arminius Volume 3 - Predestination

This is the third of a standard 3-volume set of the works of Arminius (reorganized slightly), containing a discussion of predestination “by means of an exchange of letters” between Arminius and Francis Junius. Junius was an influential theologian and Bible translator who studied at Geneva, was professor of theology at Heidelberg and later at Leiden, where he remained till his death in 1602. Junius, presenting a tempered version of the Calvinist position on predestination, divided the letter from Arminius into 27 propositions, which is the structure of this version: Junius' answer to each point, followed by Arminius' corresponding reply. In addition, several appendices are provided:

1. 20 theses of Junius concerning predestination
2. Arminius' examination of a treatise on predestination by English theologian William Perkins
3. Two separate analyses of the ninth chapter of Romans

NOTE: This title is included in the Reformation Classics Collection