The author states the following in the preface of this book: "As it has been my aim to set forth Calvin's teaching on the doctrine of man in its own light, I have not attempted much in the way of criticism... Doubtless I have been at times too kind to the Reformer... I feel sure that the modern theologian can find no better solution [to questions about the doctrine of man] than he will reach through a careful study of Calvin's thoroughly Biblical position, and his searching understanding of human nature."
184 pages, Paperback