[HarleyD]

"I think this helps to explain why some Protestants have a tendency to reduce any argument to Book, Chapter, and Verse. This is not a technique that most Protestants use. Most also want to know why they have an intellect and will."

I find that John Calvin's commentaries, and the Protestant's Confessions of Faith (e.g. Westminster, Baptists) to be one of the most comprehensive systematic theology ever put together by theologians. When I was researching this material and the Reformation, the standard complaint that I came across time and again by those in opposition was, "Calvinists have an answer for everything."

I thought this was a rather strange complaint. While this isn't quite true the theology is one of the most thorough examinations of scripture and has stood the test of time for over 500 years. I have yet to find anyone here offering a similar comprehensive analysis of scripture.

[annalex]

I find that John Calvin's commentaries, and the Protestant's Confessions of Faith (e.g. Westminster, Baptists) to be one of the most comprehensive systematic theology ever put together by theologians

I find that anyone, who takes feebleminded and evasive systematic distortion of the Scripture done by Calvin seriously, would be an excellent guest on David Letterman show.

[Forest Keeper]

When I was researching this material [Protestant's Confessions of Faith (e.g. Westminster, Baptists) and the Reformation, the standard complaint that I came across time and again by those in opposition was, "Calvinists have an answer for everything."

Those crazy Calvinists, what with all that scripture and junk they always use...