Hello and welcome back to Sociology 101.

Today we're going to be answering some common misconceptions about provisionism.

Obviously, many of our programs, we go over some of these things, but sometimes we

get some direct questions from listeners or from people who have provided critique like Marlon

Wilson, who hosted us in a debate not long ago with Stephen Boyce. By the way, had a follow-up

discussion with Dr. Boyce today on another broadcast, which I shared with those who follow us

at Sotyology 101's Facebook page.

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