Hello and welcome to Sociology 101, Bible Brodown with Matthew Chisholm and Billy Wendelin.

Thank you guys for coming here.

We're back. We're back.

I've always had good comments when you guys are on the program,

and so I want to get you guys back on the program whenever I have the opportunity.

And I don't know if y'all can hear this, but it's thundering here in Dallas, Texas.

It's storming outside.

And so y'all may hear some fun noises in the background, but that's good. Maybe right after Billy or Matt make a good point, and you know, there you guys

right on that.

Oh, man.

You can do that on cute.

That's awesome.

You must have an end.

You know, God and I, you know, we kind of talk about stuff.

We pre-plan our programs, you know. kind of talk about stuff we pre-plan our programs you know so anyway after all

everything i say is decreed exactly as he times it to be said so anyway we're going to be

talking about a question i hear all the time even though we've done programs on this topic a lot

we still get this question probably one of the top

three questions ever asked anytime i'm at a seminar or we're at an apologetics conference this

question comes up almost every time what about those who've never been reached with the gospel of

jesus christ what about infants that die what about people who are in the middle of nowhere who never get a Bible or never hear about Jesus? What happens to them? And that's a big question because there's a lot of, that happens a lot. You know, a lot of times people die at early age. There's a lot of people who never hear the specific news about Jesus of Nazareth. And so how do we

deal with that question? I was driving to work a few days ago and we're just kind of going through

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