What distinguishes Reformed theology from other views?

Reformed theology is distinguished by its emphasis on the sovereignty of God and the doctrine of grace in salvation, encapsulated in the Five Points of Dordrecht (TULIP). It asserts that salvation is solely an act of God's grace, not dependent on human effort or decision. The centrality of Scripture as the ultimate authority is also vital, affirming that all doctrines must align with the biblical text. This perspective diverges from Arminian and broader evangelical views, which may emphasize human free will and decision-making in the salvific process. The Reformed tradition is committed to proclaiming the glory of God in the salvation of His people, as made evident through Christ's redemptive work.