Summary:
The book systematically outlines the principles of Christian theology, particularly the doctrines of salvation and grace, from a Reformed Protestant perspective. It serves as a foundational text for Calvinism, discussing God's sovereignty, predestination, the role of Christ, and the proper way to live a Christian life.
Key points:
1. God's Sovereignty: Calvin believes everything is God-ordained, forming the basis for his predestination doctrine.
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