In this second volume of John Fletcher's Works, he continues his assault on the perversions of Calvinism and its insubstantial misrepresentation of those they label Arminians and Pelagians. An examination of established creeds, both false and genuine, becomes necessary in any serious debate of the issue and his exhibition and comparison of Scripture with Scripture set forth in parallel scales, brings truth to the forefront when the false way of Reformed Theology would just as well keep it obscured. Fletcher's genius is embedded in his genial comportment with the principles and precepts of the...