Scott Christensen sets out the two positions that each acknowledge God's sovereignty and then differ about how it relates to human choosing, and he states each as its own advocates would before weighing them. The subject is one of the most confusing conundrums in all of theology, and the book's value is that it does not pretend otherwise.

A clear, intelligent, immensely helpful overview, writes John MacArthur. Scott Christensen doesn't sidestep the hard questions; the answers he gives are thoughtful, biblical, satisfying, and refreshingly coherent, and lay readers and seasoned theologians alike will treasure this work. Substantial but readable, with the philosophical terms explained as they arise.