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We want to jump in and talk about the practical implications of Calvinism when it comes

to evangelism. One of the first questions that people ask when introduced to the Calvinistic

sociology typically is something to the effect of, well, why do we evangelize? If everything has

been preordained, if everything's been predestined, if all the elect

have already been chosen and they will certainly be saved regardless of our activity, then

why do we need to evangelize?

And we've gone over this particular question and the accusation and answer to that question

and all those kinds of things.

And before we jump into this, I want to make one real quick caveat,

quick statement, helping people to understand this as a fact of the matter. Most evangelistic

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