The Potter’s Freedom | James White
James White. The Potter’s Freedom. Calvary Press, 2000. 343 pp.
James White’s The Potter’s Freedom, which bears the subtitle “A Defense of the Reformation and a Rebuttal of Norman Geisler’s Chosen But Free,” is a potent, yet irenic, attack on man-centered soteriology. Written on a non-technical level, TPF systematically responds to the arguments set forth by Geisler against historic Calvinistic theology. TPF has gained wide acceptance by the Reformed camp as a lucid and thorough response to Arminianism, containing the testimony of twenty-seven Reformed evangelicals and two forewords by Phillip R. Johnson and R. C. Sproul, Jr., all of whom highly praise the book. TPF seeks not so much to be a positive presentation of the Reformed faith, but rather a critique of the flawed position set forth in CBF (30).
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