The most heated debates in soteriology rarely arise from the biblical text itself, but from the presuppositions interpreters bring to it. Battleground Passages exposes those hidden assumptions--both synergistic and monergistic--and test them by Scripture alone. When a presupposition cannot stand on its own exegetical feet, it must fall. Rather than multiplying arguments, this book models a method: clear categories, careful exegesis, and a refusal to confuse issues Scripture keeps distinct. The result is a guide for readers who want light instead of heat, clarity instead of caricature, and confidence that their conclusions rest not on inherited systems but on the text of Scripture itself.