Today we're going to continue our response to the Reform Pubcast with Pastor Doug Wilson discussing the U of Tulip, Unconditional Election, and he gets into double predestination.

It's going to be a lot of fun.

Let's dive in.

Sunday morning jumped out of bed and put on my bed suit.

Got in my car and raced like a jet all the way to you. Walked in your church with heart in my hand to ask you a question, because I know that you're a Calvinist friend, yeah

Can I question your doctrine without any strife?

Say yes, say yes, because I need to know.

Say I'll never get your blessing to the day I die.

Tough luck, my friend, but the answer is no.

Why you gotta be so rude don't you know

Christian too why you gotta be so rude I'm gonna question you anyway question

to lip question you anyway question to yeah, no matter what you say,

Question to live, ain't what it ought to be,

Why you gotta be so rude?

He's a musician and he's heavily involved in education.

Pastor Doug Wilson, thank you so much for joining us, Pastor Doug.

Great to be with you.

So let's just jump right into it.

Okay.

How would you describe unconditional election?

The first thing, when I'm talking about the tulip with anybody who's sort of outside the reformed stream,

the first thing I have to do is qualify the adjectives like total and unconditional and so forth.

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