Calvin's comeback?

The article presents discussion of the New Calvinist movement within U.S. Protestantism in the beginning of the 21st century. Details are given introducing the popular resurgence of Calvinistic Reform theology in many church cultures. The movement's focus on the five central points of Reform soteriology, particularly predestination and God's sovereignty, is highlighted. Criticism is then given noting that the broader Reform tradition holds more nuance than the popular movement suggests.