Saturday 11 January 2020
Karl Barth and Universalism: Comments from Berkouwer, Brown, Bromiley and Bloesch
By asking us to consider the question, “How convincing is Barth’s rejection of universalism?”, Berkouwer is really calling in question Barth’s understanding of election. He is really asking, “Does Scripture teach this idea of universal election?”
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