Hello and welcome back to Sociology 101 live broadcast.

We are going through another one of the sermons from Apology Studios or Apology at

Church with Jeff Durbin.

Jeff Durbin, as we've said before, I think he's a great pastor. There's a lot of great things.

We disagree with him sociologically, and many of you know that. We try to show respect for people,

even though we may disagree with them. And I feel like I have to say that every time,

because I want to make sure that when you understand that we're doing this, we're not attacking the person.

We're not trying to discredit the individual.

We are specifically addressing their doctrine, what they believe.

We think that Calvinists have misinterpreted some key text, leading them to false conclusions.

And so that's what we're trying to bring attention to.

So let's keep the focus on those things.

Let's not talk about anything personal or to the man or any of those kinds of things

or about the church or any individual in the church, those kinds of things.

That would really help us.

Now, I noticed as I was getting ready to start here, there was already on the side chat some

questions. And this first

question actually was a really good lead in to what we're going to be talking about today with

the doctrine of divine election because he asked the question, Jordan here, he asked the question,

how would you interpret the ending of the parable of the wedding feast in Matthew 22, where it says many are called, but few are chosen.

This is a great question because this is the parable of Jesus that I focus on in an article online

in explaining to people what we mean by the doctrine of election.

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