Hello and welcome back to Sochiology 101, where I am currently frozen in here in Dallas,

wasn't able to go into the office today. And Warren, I assume the weather

there is not as bad as it is here in Dallas. It's a little, a little soggy, little, a little damp out,

but nothing like what you're dealing with there. Yeah. Well, because I was frozen in, I messaged

Warren and I said, hey, are you free? And he said, well, maybe about an hour or so I might be able to do something. So he was gracious enough to come in theology geek out with me for a little while on the program. And so I'm seeing, BJ, thank you for letting us know we had 11 p.m. down there instead of 11 a.m. I do that all the time. I don't know why

I accidentally do that, but you might even be able to hear. I don't know if my microphone can pick

it up. The sleet, the sleet that's hitting my window right now even. So it's coming down here

pretty bad. 16 degrees there in the Midwest, according to Derek. So, so fun stuff. Well, we've had some fun interactions with our Armenian friends since our last discussion, Warren.

And so I wanted to jump on and maybe respond to some things.

I found one particular article that was posted underneath one of our videos.

In fact, our video, the last video we had from a man that goes by the name

Dzerner. It's like discerner, but without the S, but a Z, Dzerner, Dissener.

And he's engaged quite a bit with our stuff. He supports a lot of what I say because he is an Armenian.

So obviously he likes a lot of the stuff we do that stands against the Calvinistic

presuppositions and those kinds of things. But he kind of comes down pretty tough, tough on me

on some things and calls me, calls me out a little bit. And even says that I'm doing some of the

things that I'm doing to Armenians what sometimes Calvinists do to us.

And, you know, you don't want to, you know, fall into that. And so I always want to keep my

mind open to where I might fall into those kinds of things. We all, we all have a tendency to

fall into fallacies or to resort to things that we wish

we wouldn't do when we're in the heat of a battle or we're trying to prove a point.

That's about 90% of my program.

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