This is disconcerting. Nevertheless, I'll answer their objection, even though they refuse to address mine, in hopes of encouraging them to actually face the issue and admit the danger. Likewise, it is not possible for the elect to lose their salvation since the cross has made it secure. Yes it does. First, God does not want error to be taught, regardless of election or not.
Universalism is an error.
Second, both election and warning against false teachings are taught in the Bible. Therefore, there is no contradiction since God's word teaches both. Therefore, for the universalist to think that the two issues are contradictory in any way is unwarranted because the Bible teaches both concepts. The subject of election is God, who chooses on the basis of his sovereign will for his creation. Associated with election are theological terms such as predestination, providence, and covenant.