The accurate doctrine of calvinism

I'm presently reading a novel, A Journey in Grace by Richard P. Belcher. It is about a seminary student who is interviewed as a candidate for pastor in a rural area. The interview goes well until at the last a man asks: "Are you a calvinist?" The student was stunned as he'd never heard of this before. The book is about his search to learn what this means, encountering strange responses, including hostility. Wonderful story and the author sorts out all facets of the doctrine, including, 'hyper' and such.
I learned there are sequels including Journey into Providence, Journey in Eschatology, Journey in Purity and others.
A great way to get the accurate fine points of these doctrines.

 

Richard P. Belcher has his own Rickbarry press and I'm sure they're available there.
I found his books used on amazon. This one on grace is just great, so educational, exploring all areas, including baptist history and how, why and when calvinism was a part.

Next I'd like to read his novel on 'purity' in the church.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/104-5852427-7085533?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=Richard+P.+Belcher

 

His site also is of interest:

http://www.richbarrypress.com/Personal_Info

 

A listing of Richard P. Belcher's theological novels is available here also:

http://www.audubonpress.net/product.php?productid=16552