Romans 9–11 since he reads these chapters in the light of his understanding of the Christ event. The concrete significance of Barth’s hermeneutical principle of reading all of Scripture in the light of the Christ-event is the clear rejection of the doctrine of reprobation as it was taught by Calvin and the Reformed Creeds. Here one sees the effect which Barth’s principle has upon the very words of Scripture. For how could one ever deduce a doctrine of reprobation from an analysis of the crucifixion
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