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 Sotriology 101.

As you can see, we're going to talk about the 12 myths about Calvinism.

This is from the Credo House Ministry, a group of good Calvinistic brothers that we have engaged

with before on the broadcast.

And he goes through 12 different, what he calls myths of Calvinism.

Now, we've talked about before that oftentimes I'm accused of misrepresenting Calvinism,

and I have to remind my Calvinistic friends that Calvinism is not a monolithic group.

There are many different types of Calvinists in the world.

They're superlapsarians, sublapsarians, infelapsarians.

Some people disagree with what John Calvin himself taught. Some people disagree with what John Calvin himself taught.

Some people disagree with what John Piper himself teaches. Presbyterian Calvinist oftentimes

take a different view on certain aspects of certiorology than do Lutheran-type Calvinists

or, you know, Baptist-type Calvinist. And so there are different types of Calvinists, and they

disagree among themselves about some of the different nuances of their systematic. And so it's impossible

to rightly represent a view to the satisfaction of every opponent, just like there's oftentimes

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