Hello and welcome back to Sochiology 101.

We've answered this particular question in other broadcast with regard to the redundancy

of Satan on the Calvinistic system.

And why would Satan work to blind people or to choke out the gospel from those who can't believe it or understand it because of this concept of total inability imported by the Calvinistic worldview?

And you may think, why in the world would you want to go over it again if we've already gone over it?

Well, because more recently there was a broadcast done by Dr. Sean Cole, who we've interacted with before, who's generally a kind brother, who is striving to

understand traditional sociology, the more provisionist perspective, though I think he still has

a few misunderstandings based upon his most recent broadcast that we can probably go over

at another time. But I wanted it specifically to address this particular question

because here in this broadcast, Sean Cole on another podcast

actually is asked this question about this particular verse.

And I want you to listen in specific to his explanation of it.

And then we'll go back over, I think, the appropriate biblical answer to this question.

Let me give you a thought here, because this is one thing he'll bring up that may trip up

us Calvinists.

He'll go to 2nd Corinthians chapter 4 and say, okay, why does Satan have to blind the minds

of unbelievers from seeing the truth if we're already born in a condition of being blind?

On that, because that's a legitimate

question that maybe we get asked sure so so tell me again where are you second

Corinthians four like six four six okay uh well for the second Corinthians four four through six

okay let's see I'm just going to read this out loud here so people who are listening know what

we are talking about so second Corinthians four and we'll start at verse 4. In their case, the God of this world has

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