Hello and welcome back to Sochiology 101.

We have with us a guest that you may recognize if you've been a part of Sotyology

One for what seven years? Dr. Kurt Geros is back with us.

Welcome, Kurt. It's good to have you, brother. Thanks. Yeah, yeah, I had to check when the last time I was

that I was on the program, and it's been quite a while. But of course, you and I stay in touch

for a number of ministry purposes. And of course, we're in similar circles, similar conversations.

So, yeah, great to be with you today lately.

Yeah, I've said in some of your sessions at ETS and other places you're always presenting somewhere two or three times.

I mean, they turn me down whenever I submit papers, but no, they'll give Kurt like four or five.

I don't know.

He's one of they call real scholars, you know, with a Ph.D four or five, you know. I don't know. He's one of they call

real scholars, you know, with a PhD or whatever. Whatever. I'm not bitter. My EPS, my philosophy

paper that I submitted this year was turned down, but my ETS one was accepted. Oh, that makes me feel

better. Okay, I feel better about that now.

Yeah.

I'm joking.

The one I did on EPS a couple years ago, that was a real interesting one on Gregory

of Nissa and basically proto-Molinism.

It was fascinating stuff I uncovered.

Well, Kurt, I appreciate your work and the manner in which you present it.

I know you have friends on all sides of this discussion, always getting together and, you know, jabbing at each other and making jokes in the hallways at the EPS meetings and those kinds of places.

And I appreciate your spirit in which you handle the disagreements, which is the mark of an

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