Hello and welcome back to SoTriology 101 and Warren McGrew our idle killer friend is with us today. Welcome, Warren.

Hello, good to be here. Thanks for having me on. And I've got your

idle killer button ready to roll. You're just wasting my time. You're wasting my time,

Warren. So we're ready to roll. And today we're not replying to Matt Slick or James White

or any of our fun Calvinistic interlocutors. We're actually responding to our Armenian friends today because we were, I was on Tim Stratton's program, Free Thinking Ministry,

which is a great program. You should go subscribe to those guys. They're good, the good friends.

Again, Warren's going to disagree with them on some things and I'm going to disagree with them about some things and back and forth. But guess what? You don't have to agree with everybody that you have on your program and that

you talk with and you talk about the things you do agree with. And that's what the Christian life

is all about. It's what marriage is learning to live with people you disagree with. It's what life

is about. Children, having children parenting. I mean, we learned to

disagree without being overly disagreeable and still show love to one another. And I do love

the four brothers that you're about to see on the screen here. I think they're good men,

and we have a lot more in common than we probably have in differences with each other. But

nevertheless, this is where we get into these kinds of hair

splitting. Some may call it theological discussions among theology geeks. And I thought, what better

theology geek in the world to get on than Warren McRue to help unpack this, because he happens to,

on this point, at least, agree with my stance with regard to anthropology, the nature of man.

And so before we dive into this, as is scrolling on the bottom of the screen,

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