Recent Release, "Is Calvinism Heresy," from Christian Faith Publishing Author B. Charles Kopack, Challenges Theology That May Rob Believers of Hope for Unsaved Loved Ones

Carneys Point, NJ, September 17, 2026 --(PR.com)-- B. Charles Kopack has completed a new book, "Is Calvinism Heresy": A Critical Examination of the TULIP Doctrines, which addresses one of Christianity's most consequential theological debates. At its heart lies a troubling question: if God predetermined salvation before creating humanity, leaving most people with no chance of redemption, what hope remains for those interceding for lost family members? Kopack argues that this interpretation of Calvinist doctrine creates a hopelessness incompatible with a God of love and grace, and he offers biblical evidence for an alternative understanding of divine election that excludes no one from the possibility of salvation.

Kopack speaks from profound personal conviction shaped by extraordinary circumstances. Once homeless and dying from alcoholism on the streets of New York City, he experienced Christ's transformative rescue over fifty years ago. Despite subsequently losing his eyesight to a congenital disease, he has navigated life's darkest valleys with unwavering faith. This journey through despair has given him unique sensitivity to doctrines that can easily breed doubt and spiritual paralysis. His careful, scripture-centered analysis emerges not from his academic detachment but from his deep personal concern for susceptible believers influenced by teachers spreading doctrines he views as spiritually devastating.

"Is Calvinism Heresy" explores the stakes of predestination theology with unflinching honesty and refreshing clarity. Readers will discover a rigorous yet accessible critique of TULIP doctrines (Total Depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace, and Perseverance of the Saints) presented as an invitation to personal study rather than authoritative pronouncement. Throughout its pages, Kopack demonstrates that Scripture provides a redemptive framework where God's sovereignty and human free will coexist, where divine love extends universally, and where persistent prayer for the spiritually lost holds genuine power. Readers seeking theological reassurance that their intercession matters will find substantial encouragement here.

"I felt compelled to write this book because I have known the depths of hopelessness firsthand, and I cannot remain silent while doctrines that contradict Scripture rob believers of faith in God's universal love and the efficacy of their prayers," said the author.

Published by Christian Faith Publishing, B. Charles Kopack's enlightening work equips readers with biblical reasoning to evaluate complex theological claims. This resource provides both intellectual substance and spiritual encouragement to those wrestling with predestination theology.

Readers who wish to experience this compelling work can purchase "Is Calvinism Heresy" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

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