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Review of Austin Fischer’s ‘Young, Restless, and No Longer Reformed’

By John Whittaker | Bio

John Whittaker is a disciple of Jesus and a Bible teacher whose goal is to provide what he calls “blue jeans theology”–theology for everyday life. He’s been a pastor and Bible college professor and a church planter. One of his greatest joys in life is being a husband, father, and grandfather. He is the creator of the Bible in Life online teaching ministry (at johnwhittaker.net) and of the Listener’s Commentary on the New Testament (listenerscommentary.com). He loves seeing people come alive to the joy and transforming power of walking with Jesus in the midst of their everyday life.

In Young, Restless, No Longer Reformed, Austin Fischer tells his own story about why he became a Calvinist and why he left Calvinism. New Testament theologian John Whittaker reviews the book, which describes several major problems Fischer found with Calvinism as well as what Fischer believes to be a more biblical view of salvation.

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Review of Austin Fischer’s ‘Young, Restless, and No Longer Reformed’

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