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Remember also there are two books on Amazon that you can get God's provision for all, which is a positive

presentation of provisionism and provisionistic sotiology, which is really just about God's

provision. God provides. We believe that, yes, men are depraved, dead, sinners, all the horrible

bad things that Calvinists say that sinners and that fallen people are.

But guess what?

God provides for people who are in that condition.

And that's what we believe as provisionist.

God provides for those who are in need.

There is no one who will end up in hell because God didn't provide for them,

because God didn't want them, because God didn't elect them,

because God didn't desire them.

That's what we're pushing back on here.

There's also the book, Potters Promise, which is really my journey in and out of Calvinism,

as well as some exegetical commentary with regard to Romans 9, Ephesians 1, John 6,

and some of the major proof texts that Calvinists often use to support their sociology.

One of the things we're going to be discussing today is how Calvinism seems baffingly,

baffing, I can't even say, there's another word I can't say now.

It's bafflingly inconsistent.

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