I hear a lot about sinners

a lot about sinners don't think that I'll be a sing

But I might go down to the river

Because the way that the sky opens up

So holy, holy holy holy holy holy

Bill the title of this article by Keith Parsons, certainly got my attention, Calvinists needed.

Keith Parsons, I still got to say personally, Bill, that's one of my favorite debates that you've done.

I know you've debated him several times.

4,000 people in Dallas-Fort Worth in that auditorium.

And first debate of yours that I attended, and I just thought it was a rigorous debate. You did such a good job. I anticipated

every objection so I was very proud of myself. But he writes for the secular outpost occasionally and he talks about his students and he is going to be doing a class and he wants to make sure that he has his Calvinism right.

A couple of things on this bill, first of all, a lot of what he addresses here is the current topic on defenders.

Talk about that a little bit.

Well, in my defenders class, we've been talking about the doctrine of sin and now the doctrine of

salvation and this gets into issues of predestination and free will.

Whether or not these are compatible with each other

and how we should understand God's predestination

and human freedom. Bill, the second thing that I want to point out is your modus operandi, your attitude on this,

you resist engaging the multitudes of our Calvinist friends of all stripes who are constantly

wanted to debate these and get you to debate and and things like that and instead it's not that you want to run from the

issues it's just that you don't want to debate other Christians in-house debates

yeah and right the second thing I'd say is that you you just offer

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