This is what I want to discuss. So the first of these seven doctrines to rule the world is reformed

confessionalism. And so what I want to do is I want to take those two words and speak a little bit on

each of them. What does it mean to be reformed? What does it mean to be confessional? But before even

getting to that, I want to address the subtitle of the conference. So, you know, Blueprints for Chrysadem 2.0,

the subtitle, it didn't need it. You could have just left it there. It was a catchy title.

Good enough. But, you know, after careful consideration, I decided to become worse.

And so I, you know, I thought the subtitle, it really rub some people the wrong way.

And I think that there's an immense value.

There's a ministry in that.

Eric Kahn is a faithful minister in that arena.

From time to time, I like to enjoy him.

The nice thing about, you know, X, Twitter,

is that if I ever get in trouble,

you know that every three hours,

I've got another tweet from Eric coming

that'll take the focus off

of me. You know, so it's, it's, it is a ministry and he faithfully does it. But all that being said,

you know, this subtitle of seven doctrines for ruling the world, that bothered people. Well, you don't rule

the world. Yes and no. Yes and no. So, so starting with reformed confessionalism and starting with that word reformed,

what's the first, you know, the first rule of fight club, right? You don't talk about fight club. Well,

what's the first rule of Christodom? What's the first rule for ruling the world? It's properly understanding that you don't rule the world. So in the ultimate truest sense,

King Jesus rules the world. In the ultimate, truest sense, when I say reformed, what I mean by

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