Leading theologian explains what the term means.

A pastor answers this basic question in a concise fashion.

Article by R. L. Dabney

Claims that most churches now accept the Arminian doctrine but many Calvinists still consider it heretical. Another description of the term.

Arminianism and Calvinism compared as well as biblical support for the viewpoints of each.

Academic excellence and spiritual vitality. Kentucky.

Biblical theology articles in the Arminian tradition.

Eleven points examined.

Compares and contrasts Arminianism with Calvinism, from an Arminian point of view.

Features the teachings of Dr. Greg Boyd. Open theism.

The largest of the Wesleyan-Arminian denominations.

Beliefs of this Arminian denomination are outlined with Scriptures provided.

An appeal printed in Christianity Today magazine by a modern evangelical theologian.

Straightforward and direct concerning this controversial issue.

Examines the biblical, theological, and historical basis for the doctrine of eternal security. Extensive articles, links to other pages, and forums.

Ministering from a holiness perspective. Teaching resources.

Includes a list of denominations holding the Arminian view.

Bible and theology tools. Easy-to-use study materials. Good links page.

Promoting scholarship in the Wesleyan-Arminian tradition.

Arminian Bible college trains pastors, missionaries, musicians, Christian educators, and evangelists.

Nazarene university site provides links to churches and other resources in this Wesleyan/Arminian denomination.

Denominational university in the Wesleyan tradition.

A source for finding Biblical Christian teachings.

A short history of how Arminianism began and a look at the very basic ideas behind it.

A unique forum with a distinct arminian flavor.

Wesleyan/Arminian denomination with an emphasis on spiritual renewal.

Evangelical Protestant denomination. We believe in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, holy living, and eternal life in heaven.

A community of faith which, rooted in the gospel of Jesus Christ and true to its priciple of freedom and tolerance, seeks to worship and serve God. Began in 1619.

Evangelical Arminian seminary in Ohio.