Unfortunately, this author is one of many who misunderstand what Calvinism means. He views free-will and sovereignty as polar opposites. The more sovereignty exerted, the less room for free will there is. It's tragic, but oh so common when stuff like this gets into print. The reason is that he equates God's sovereignty with the type of sovereignty that man has the capacity to exert. With man, they would be polar opposites, but God's sovereignty is so much larger and greater than what we can exert that there is room for free-will to operate within the spectrum of God's sovereignty. There is no conflict or paradox, and nearly all Hunt's points are erroneous due to failing to understand this.