Welcome back to Sochiology 101, all my theology geeks who would come to part two of already very long rebuttal of Jeff Durbin's sermon on the doctrines of

Calvinism, Tulip in specific as he goes through them. And we only made it to the 50-minute mark of

his hour and 15-16-minute sermon. And it was brought to my attention that there's still a lot

of meat on that bone and

though we've already gone pretty long I want to continue with his sermon because he

really touches on a couple of major points of contention with between us and the

Calvinist that I think really need to be highlighted in this video so if you haven't

watched part one it's okay these are going to be standalone points you can't watched part one, it's okay.

These are going to be standalone points.

You can just watch this one right now and go back and watch that one later because

I'm just dealing with the points as we go through this sermon.

And again, I want you to notice that I have not said anything bad about Jeff Durbin's

livelihood, his marriage, his work, his work ethic, how many strings are on his

banjo, whether he's tall, short, thin, fat, tattooed, drinks, doesn't, all that stuff.

Why?

That's to the man.

Okay.

In fact, I typically delete the comment on the side chat that are about that or I call people out for doing that. Why? Because those are to the man arguments. Now, oftentimes you'll hear sometimes not often. I'd say some Calvinist when they're critiquing me don't show us that same level of respect. They will talk about my livelihood or they'll talk about attributes about me or my family

or other things or my livelihood or how I spend my time,

all those kinds of things.

And those are called to the man arguments.

And so the reason I start by saying this is that I don't want to make them same mistakes

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