Calvinistic Reprobation is Double Predestination

Soteriology 101 w/ Dr. Leighton Flowers

Leighton Flowers

Baptist, Atonement, Reformed, Bible, Religion & Spirituality, Calvinism, Biblical, Arminianism, Calvin, Christianity, Christian

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🗓️ 29 May 2017

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Leighton Flowers and Dr. Braxton Hunter, President of Trinity Theological Seminary (www.trinitysem.edu), responds to the Doctrine and Devotion Podcast's on Reprobation (double predestination).

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0:00.0	It's time for the Soterology 101 podcast, where God is most glorified by his love and provision for all
0:08.4	people. Welcome your host, the director of apologetics for Texas Baptists, an adjunct professor of
0:15.0	theology, and a local teaching pastor, Dr. Layton Flowers. Welcome to Sotriology 101. I have a special guest with me today.
0:23.9	We've had Dr. Braxton Hunter on before, but welcome back, Braxton. Hey, I'm excited to be here, Leighton.
0:30.9	Braxton is the president of Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary, where I also am an
0:36.3	adjunct professor and enjoy teaching there at the
0:39.1	school. I wanted to give my listeners an opportunity to learn a little bit more about Trinity,
0:43.9	and since Braxton is here, the expert on the subject, tell us a little bit about Trinity College
0:49.1	of the Bible and Theological Seminary. Well, Trinity is a 100% distance learning school. Now we just usually say online, online learning.
0:58.7	You don't even have to come on campus for special modules or anything like that. You know, a lot of
1:03.2	distance learning programs at traditional schools. You have to go on campus for a certain number of
1:10.7	weeks, you know, for that program.
1:12.1	I think probably you did or some of your listeners do at New Orleans or places like that.
1:17.8	But at Trinity, you can do it 100% online. We have students in over 140 countries. And we have,
1:26.3	the way I think of it, kind of like my vision for the school and really
1:29.9	what it already is, I just want to see it become this in a more robust way, is Trinity is the way
1:36.2	I put it, the academic city of God. You know, when the city of God was written, Augustine's
1:41.3	great work, it was written when Rome had fallen after 800 years of
1:45.5	uninterrupted power. And people were beginning to blame Christianity. Maybe if it weren't for
1:50.3	Christianity, none of this would have ever happened. And Augustine was trying to make the point that,
1:55.3	listen, all man-made empires fall. And the Roman Empire is no different than the Babylonian or the Persians. It's all
2:02.9	man-made empires fall, but the one empire that will never fall is the city of God, because it has no
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