Hello and welcome back to Sochiology 101.

I'm so glad that you could join us.

We have a guest with us today, who is the author of the book called Deconstructing Calvinism. He is an attorney. He does have

some degrees in divinity as well, in theology, working on a M-Div, I believe, as well, and

appreciate Hudson coming on with us. Thank you so much for being here. Really appreciate it.

Yeah, I'm super happy to be here. Thank you.

I want to go over kind of your own story. I know you like me were a former Calvinist.

We have a lot in common, in fact, hearing and listening to some of your broadcast, reading some of your book.

You and I are very, very much the same in many of the ways

in which we defend. Our provisionistic beliefs, our beliefs in sociology. You take more of my

approach on the T issue of depravity and on the eternal security issues and those kinds of things.

And so we have a lot in common.

And I always like finding other scholars and authors that believe the same way that I do

because it makes, you know, everybody likes to find other smart people that are like them.

And so I enjoyed listening to your broadcasts and enjoyed kind of hearing the way you, your approach to deconstructing

Calvinism. Everybody may come to the same proposition or the same, you know, view, but come from a

different angle at it. And you as a mathematician and an attorney have ways in which you articulate

your views

sochiologically and why you believe Calvinism has fallen short,

you do it a little differently than I do.

And I enjoy that.

That stretches me, helps me think about these things differently.

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