Election, Atonement, and the Holy Spirit

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The book delves into Karl Barth's interpretation of election and atonement, challenging readers to enhance his typological analysis of cultic texts. It highlights Barth's innovative reworking of Calvin's doctrines, particularly the duality of Christ as both elected and rejected. Central to the discussion is the interplay of the Holy Spirit and human freedom in divine action. By employing Barth's own methodology, it critiques his exegetical foundations while proposing an alternative exegesis that encourages a deeper engagement with Scripture.