Sunday morning jumped out of bed and put on my best seat, got in my car and raced like a jet all the way to you.

Walked in your church with heart in my hand to ask you a question because I know that you're a Calvinist friend

yeah can I question your doctrine without any strife say yes say yes because I need to know say I'll never get your blessing to the day I die tough luck my friend but the answer

you know why you gotta be so rude don't you know I'm Christian too why you gotta be so rude

why you gotta be so rude I'm gonna question you anyway. Question tulip. Question you anyway. Question to live. Yeah, no matter what you say.

Question to live. Ain't what it ought to be. You gotta be so rude. Rood. Hello, all my theology geek friends to sociology 101.

Yes, I've got to bring back the old, why you've got to be so rude music,

anytime I'm responding to our friend of Dr. James White, because yes, he's a little

cantankerous, yes, he's a little mean, but he does a great job bringing out the

differences between the provisionist and the Calvinist. Sometimes by looking at

positions that don't hold to, straw-meaning us, if you will. And that's part and

parcel with not listening to responses, even at the very end of this broadcast that we're going to be responding to James White admits he doesn't take the time to listen to the responses.

And that's evident.

He did this with our Ken Wilson response where he said some things about Ken Wilson were just absolutely false about his beliefs based upon where he worked and other things.

And then he comes on to the program and he explains,

this is not my position.

This is not the position I hold to.

And therefore,

you should not call me that or this.

And then James White even comes out and says,

I'm not going to take the time to listen to it because it's a distraction.

And he goes on saying the exact same, making the exact same errors that he's made dozens of times before.

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