Hello and welcome back to Sociology 101. And you can see there on the screen I have a guest with me today, Dan Chappa, who is part of the Society of Evangelical Armenians,

and has written many articles of which I put a link in the show note that you can find some

articles written by Dan. Dan, welcome back to the program. I appreciate you coming on.

Thank you very much, and Merry Christmas to you. And many of you who followed the podcast

for a long time, matter of fact, back before I did YouTube,

just had a podcast, just audio only. And Dan was gracious enough to join me then. We had a great

discussion. I learned a lot in our conversations about true classical Armenianism versus some of the

other forms of Armenianism, just like within Calvinism. There are different forms of Calvinists. There are also different forms of Armenians, just like there are different

aspects of provisionism and people who would articulate their views differently. There's

nothing wrong with that. I think that's just a part of being a theology geek and understanding

these things. In fact, Dan, show the audience your shirt, if you don't mind.

Bible nerd, there we go.

I could sell that right there.

I mean, that shirt right there.

Bible geeks, but no, theology nerds.

Anybody who joins on a Monday morning to talk about prevenient grace and the role of the Holy Spirit and the law in conversion, you know,

you're probably digging pretty deep into the weeds of theology. And so welcome all my theology

geek friends. Let's theology geek out together with Dan Chappa of the Society of Evangelical

Armenians. And I'll start with this question, Dan. First, tell us a little about yourself, what you do,

and then we'll jump right

into the topic. Sure. You'd be happy to. I've been a Christian all my life and have been studying

the Bible and God's Word. Oh, you were born a Christian, so that's what you believe. I'm just, I'm

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