Hello and welcome to Sociology 101 Live. Sorry, we're starting a little late. We had a bit of technical difficulty and that was on my end, just things that were trying that are new here. And so I wanted y'all to be able to hear my guest who's with us right now, Brian Ragnar. Thanks for joining us, brother. Thank you for being here. And I'm going to let you chime in whenever you want to and

however you want to, as we always do when we're doing our roundtable discussions. And what I want

to do is answer questions. As many of you know, we get a lot of questions through the Facebook

page, the YouTube page, Twitter, and a different, even email. I get quite a few messages messages and oftentimes they have to do with

things that are going on right now with other folks around us who are commenting

on things that we've produced or they're posting things on our YouTube page

whatever it may be and so I want you to see some of these questions I'm going to

post them here carrying it kind of carry them over because some of them were posted on YouTube and those aren't on here. I'm going to post them here, carry them kind of carry them over, because some of them were posted on YouTube, and those aren't on here, so I'm going to

repost them here. And so here's the first question that we're going to deal with today. He says,

I heard James White address Ken Wilson's new book, and he seems to just dismiss it as a polemical

against Calvinism, and thus not scholarly work. What are your thoughts?

And so that's the first one I want to comment on. Brian, did you have a chance to hear either one of those

just by chance? I don't, not that I expect you to watch. I wanted to. Unfortunately, my schedule

was too full to look at James White.

I understand.

Well, let's, if y'all don't mind, what I'll do here is I'll share the screen to where

Brian, you and I can kind of watch it on the side here.

But I'm just kind of picking up in the middle of his comments where he does comment on Ken Wilson's book.

And let's just kind of go through that.

Maybe we can answer some questions with regard to that.

So here is what James White says.

Oh, I was under the impression this was a work of scholarship in the sense of being focused upon.

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