Is Calvinism Biblical—Or Does It Go Beyond What Scripture Teaches? For centuries, Calvinism has shaped the beliefs of countless Christians through its well-known TULIP system—Total Depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace, and Perseverance of the Saints. But does this theological framework truly align with the full counsel of God’s Word? In Comparing TULIP with Biblical Truth, M. D. Rogers takes readers on a clear, accessible, and Scripture-centered examination of each point of Calvinism. With careful analysis, extensive biblical references, and a commitment to truth over tradition, this book challenges the assumptions behind Calvinism and presents a balanced understanding of God’s sovereignty, human responsibility, and salvation. Rogers demonstrates that while Calvinism offers a logical system, its teachings often conflict with the unmistakable message of Scripture: that Christ died for all, that grace can be resisted, that salvation is offered freely, and that believers must remain faithful rather than assume guaranteed perseverance. Whether you are a lifelong student of Scripture, questioning Calvinist doctrine, or seeking a clearer picture of God’s love and justice, this book equips you to compare theology with truth—and stand firmly on the authority of the Bible. Thought-provoking. Thorough. Grounded in Scripture. A must-read for every Christian who desires to understand what the Bible truly teaches about salvation.