Hello and welcome back to Sociology 101.

As you can see, we have a guest with us today.

This is Robbie Lishua.

Is that correct?

Lashua.

Lashua. Oh, man. I'm trying to say it over and over to my head to get it right. Lishua. Is that correct? That I said right? Laschua. Oh, man. I'm trying to say it over and over to my

head to get it right. Laschua, like Joshua. That's right. Lasua. Well, we actually have talked before.

I didn't realize when I did the review, Robbie, and forgive me, I didn't connect the dots.

But you had interviewed me on your podcast, Christ Culture and

Coffee, which I remembered once you mentioned coffee, because I'm kind of a coffee-holic.

I always have coffee with me and probably drink way more of it than I should. But I remember

I was having that discussion back in the day. It was a couple of years ago, I guess.

Yeah, I think it was a couple of years ago. Right after we started our podcast, we were getting a lot of questions about sovereignty and free will.

And I thought, man, you know who we should have on is latent flowers. So, yep, we did have you on. And it was a good episode.

Actually, it's one of our top listen to episodes over the past couple years. Well, that's awesome. I really enjoyed the conversation.

I remember being provoked by that discussion.

I remember being challenged in that discussion as far as really enjoying the questions that

you were asking because you sounded well-educated on the subject, which was confirmed

once I listened to your debate with vocab malone.

By the way, kudos. You did a really good job representing traditional or provisionistic or non-Calvinistic sociology.

I'm not sure what label we want to throw on it, but I think you did a really good job with that.

I really, really was impressed by how you patiently, very patiently, walked through the issues.

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