Hello and welcome back to Sociology 101. As you can see, we have Dan Chappa with us again today. Welcome back, Dan.

Hi. Thanks for having me. Well, Dan is, he has worked with the Society of Evangelical

Armenians, is a good Armenian friend we've had on the program several times. We've gone back and

forth on the doctrine of prevenient grace and all that's associated with it for all of our

theology geek friends. We are digging kind of deep into the weeds when it comes to these differences between our perspectives. And some of the back and forth, obviously, that we do,

can get quite tedious because you've got one person recording a video, responding to another

person, and then you have a in-person kind of dialogue like this. And so things can get a little

difficult to follow. And I

don't want it to be difficult for our listeners. I want you all to benefit from these things when

we theology geek out together, as I call it. I want you all as listeners to theology geek out with us,

which means that we want to see your comments. We want to hear your questions. We want to try to engage with those things. But let me give you a little bit of history about this contention, at least from my perspective. And then Dan can, you know, representing Armenianism here. And even Armenians probably differ on this perspective. And so he's not speaking for all Armenians by any means,

and he wouldn't be claiming to,

just as I don't necessarily speak for all provisionist for that matter.

And so before I do that, let me remind you,

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there's a huge difference with most, especially modern Armenians like the Society of Evangelical

Armenians represented by Brian Abashano's work, what we hear from Dan. I think there seems to be

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