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Hell, the Goodness of God, and Orthodoxy: Review of David Bentley Hart, That All Shall be Saved

by Michael Berrigan Clark

In the introductory remarks to his latest book, David Bentley Hart admits that his arguments will convince few who were not already predisposed to accept the central thesis contained in the title of the book. Yet he persists. Hart was already known for his universalist understanding of Christian eschatology, yet for him, the significance of the question necessitated reworking and expansion of his previous contributions.

Michael Berrigan Clark

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