Hello and welcome back to Sociology 101.

Today we're going to be playing a clip from Mark Driscoll, who we've engaged with before on this program,

and he has been quite inconsistent in his,

I guess, support of Calvinistic theology, because he has come out later in his ministry and

have to denounce Calvinism as being childish and other things that he has said in his new church.

But there's a clip here in a recent broadcast that he just

put out with regard to who chooses us or God, who's, who's making the choice. And I really think

this clip gives us a clear, I think, understanding of what some people, whether Lutheran, which

seems to be more of the position he's supporting, a very inconsistent kind of holding to both views, simultaneous kind of position, that a lot of people will try to have their cake and eat it to, so to speak.

They will try to claim two things as being true that are diametrically opposed to each other.

And we've dealt with this before under the broadcast.

But this really does show, I think, some of the inconsistencies.

It also helps us to see the implications of the worldview when it's played out.

And so before we play this clip from Mark Driscoll, let me just remind you to go to

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