Hello and welcome back to Sochiology 101. Today we're going to take some time to answer some of the arguments you'll see on Twitter.

Now, I know some of you may be thinking,

why in the world would you go to Twitter?

Twitter happens to be a common place of gathering.

Throughout the scriptures,

you even see places where they would gather at the gates

and they would talk about things.

Well, in our generation,

the gathering place is unfortunately social media.

And when I say unfortunately, I mean because it allows for all types together.

And sometimes the worst representation of whatever type it is finds its way on Twitter.

And it's usually the loudest version of the one of a particular

group, like a particular Calvinist, the loudest squeaky wheel gets the oil, so to speak, just like

the loudest provisionist or the loudest Armenian or whatever group that you may be a part of,

finds their place on Twitter and oftentimes represents the group in a way that's probably not all that

great. So we're going to take a look at some of that. And we're going to also look at even

tweets from those who are genuine and sincere and rational from both perspectives. And so I

wanted to engage with that because one, there's only

so much time in a day and there's only so much time you can engage with some of these arguments.

But some of these bite-sized arguments that you see in places like Twitter or Facebook or other

places are some of the ones that really help promote Calvinism for the next generation.

Because let's just face it, our children, my children

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