What happens when you put a Calvinist, a non-Calvinist, and a four-point Calvinist,

moderated by a man doped up on drugs, all in a room with microphones?

Today we'll find out. Let's dive in.

You answer all my questions. You can never tell no lies. You're always telling me what it's all about, but some don't listen to your

replies. You say to us we can't do enough, and when I try, I'm a fool. This time I'm spent,

and I've realized that I can't make it through. I need you. The words you say, your gracious

love just gives you away The words you say

You're so believable

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You're so believable.

On the morning of June 10th at the Southern Baptist Convention, Ed Stetzer, who is the moderator who I was joking about being doped up on drugs.

Actually, he jokes about being doped up on drugs, as you can probably hear in some of this dialogue.

He interviews with Frank Page, who is the non-Calvinist and also the president of the executive committee of the Southern Baptist Convention,

David Platt, who is the president of the IMB, and also a five-point Calvinist,

and then also a millennial young man, Trevin Wax, who I was real impressed with in this discussion, actually.

He was the four-pointer in the debate, which is called Armaldism.

I can never pronounce that Amaraldism.

I know how to spell it. I've written it a thousand

times, but actually saying it's kind of didn't roll off the tongue really easily. Probably why it

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