I'm a cultural/ theological Calvinist born of a long line of Scottish folk. Evangelism was calvinist until the 60s, and is somewhat swinging back by virtue of the fact they never really dropped language that is inherently Calvinist. America also was highly Calvinist in its early history (Puritans). read more
This comeback is 20 to 30 years in the making. I became Reformed in 2002, and the movement was growing then. It is very widespread now. In short, it appeals to those who: Do believe the Bible is the word of God; Are highly rational and logical. It is a very logical and internally consistent system of beliefs. read more
Now in 2017, on the 500th-anniversary year of the Protestant Reformation, the Reformed “resurgence” is as alive as ever, and a new documentary ponders the reasons why. Generation Hungry for More Typical evangelical church kids in the ’90s—myself included—found themselves hungry, at the turn of the millennium, for a meatier, more substantive and biblical Christianity. read more