Deviant Calvinism

Stumbled across this book after reading some well written articles by the author. Unbeknown to me he is a professor of Analytic Theology whatever that means. He writes well but in this title and appears to be a norm in his writing he pushes the boundaries of Reformed Theology. So this book is somewhat provocative in its subtitle 'broadening reformed theology (RT)' suggesting he will chip away at the speculative edges of RT. Not sure what his confessional stance is or even if he has one but appears to be very eccentric in his formulations. Those familiar with Reformation thought would know that due to the spread of RT it has much confessional diversity as is compared say, to its cousin Lutheranism. Further RT developed in differing directions via many leading theologians both on the continent and on the British isles, so it has many contributors and trajectories already. It will take a few lifetimes just to trace out its breadth now. He appears to try to challenged well established paradigms though in this book almost verging on heterodox formulations. Not recommended for newbies to the RT but if you like digging away on the edges of a cliff, be my guest - but be warned lest you fall!