"Theological" is often defined as referring to the divine. But is that all there is to the word's definition? This is what 5-time author Deidre Richardson seeks to answer in her latest book, Theo-LOGICAL. Theo-LOGICAL seeks to examine the two closed salvation systems of Calvinism and Arminianism alongside their counterparts, 4-Point Calvinism and 4-Point Arminianism. This book checks each doctrine in each system against the Word of God. The book uses God Logic, the discourses of Jesus with the Pharisees, to determine that theological systems must be consistent and logical without contradiction and tension. The word "logical" is in "theological" for a reason, and any salvation system claiming to be the teaching of the Scriptures should also make sense. God has revealed His Word so that we can understand Him; therefore, the Scriptures are not entirely mysterious and in tension, as some "humble" believers claim. Calvinism vs. Arminianism is not an unending debate without a solution. There is a reason for the theological madness. Which system of the four comes out the most consistent and logical? You'll have to read to find out. Deidre Richardson is an undergraduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (BA History, BA Music) and a graduate of Southeastern Seminary (MDiv, Christian Apologetics). She pursued four years as a postgraduate student in the Seminary's Master of Theology (ThM) program in the area of Theology of Religions, where she studied under Salvation and Sovereignty: A Molinist Approach author Dr. Kenneth Keathley. Richardson is the author of four books: 1) Short-Sighted Faith: Once Saved, Always Saved (OSAS) and the Doctrine of Perseverance; 2) Doctrinal Deception: Responding to Carlton Pearson's The Gospel of Inclusion; 3) More Doctrinal Deception: Bishop Carlton Pearson's Inclusion, Further Examined, and 4) Lydia's Heart: The Case for Prevenient Grace. This is Richardson's fifth book. Her new theology should arrive in Fall 2019.