Hello and welcome back to SoTriology 101.

As you can tell from the title, we're going to be talking about Wes Huff, someone I just became familiar with more recently.

I know he does a lot of great work. He's a great apologist.

In fact, many of the guys, as you well know, that I confront as far as their Calvinistic theology or their reform theology,

I have a great amount of respect for and it's not about them personally. It's about their beliefs.

And you can disagree with people without being overly disagreeable.

You can be respectful to people you disagree with.

And that's really this channel's purpose is to help people to see where we believe

Calvinists have misled the church and where we believe Calvinists have wrongly interpreted

certain passages.

Now, is Wes a reformed Calvinist or not? We're going to get into that.

He self-proclaims as reformed, as we will see. We'll talk about this. And you'll hear a clip of him speaking, answering some questions that kind of indicate where he stands on this issue.

And we're going to kind of dive into that as we've done historically on this program by playing people in their own words, listening to them, let them explain themselves. I don't want to put words in Wes's mouth. I don't want to misrepresent him. That's never my goal to misrepresent anyone. I want them to speak for themselves. And then I want to engage with what they're talking about. Before I jump into this, let me remind you, as what is scrolling on the bottom of the screen, we are a listener-supported ministry, and we appreciate those who give on a regular basis to make this happen, those who make one-time donations, those who've downloaded the app and leave five-star reviews there for Lipson and iTunes and here on YouTube. When you like and share this, it helps so much, and we really appreciate that.

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And so hopefully it is helpful in edifying.

And hopefully it helps you to engage with what leading good,

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