So am I wrong for thinking that a choice is not for real?

Now am I wrong for thinking we're responsible when we see?

That's just why it's real.

It's time for the Soteriology 101 podcast, where God is most glorified by his love and provision

for all people. Welcome your host. The director of apologetics for Texas Baptists, an adjunct professor

of theology, and a local teaching pastor, Dr. Layton Flowers. Hello and welcome back to Socrates 101.

This is part two of the series on the 12 myths about Calvinism, where we're going over an article

produced by Cretto House Ministries with Michael Patton. Sam Storms is a part of their podcast

that we've gone over before. And I just recently talked about how it's just so important for us to represent each other rightly,

which is why I actually get articles from actual Calvinist.

I play actual Calvinist on here.

We would appreciate them doing the same thing for us, if at all possible,

and not always represent us like we're the foresight faith, Armenians, or something of that nature,

but really to deal with the deepest, robust, most robust scholars from our perspective.

And I'm trying to do that here and to be fair.

And one of the reasons I'm covering this particular article is because Michael in this article,

is a fellow Calvinistic brother, is going through what he sees as 12 myths. In other words,

these are things that aren't true generally of what he holds to with regard to Calvinism.

And I want to go through these because, as I said in my previous episode, I am not trying to

misrepresent Calvinist. I'm simply making an argument that the claims that they make sometimes are not consistent within their system.

In other words, I believe there's a contradiction that they're holding to within their system on some of these issues, and that's what I want to confront.

It's not a personal thing against Michael. I think he's a good, well-meaning brother. It's just I disagree with the claims that he's making, and I'm doing

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