Just because you meet a Baptist who believes in election doesn't mean they are a reformed baptist. Nor does it mean that you need to keep working on them in order to get them to fully embrace the Reformed tradition. They might simply disagree with several reformed doctrines and they probably even have biblical support for their disagreements. That leads us to address some of the problems with the reformed baptist movement and it's not doctrinal. Many of Reformed apologist on social media are often young, educated, and over confident. This leads many fellow Baptist to hold a low view of these cage stage cowboys, and in turn a low view of Reformed Baptist in general. I'm speaking in generalities because I'm speaking of the movement in general. I have many close friends who consider themselves Reformed Baptist, most if not all of them agree with the assessments I make in this episode. It's not an attack on our Reformed brothers, it a caution to the dangers of the current trajectory.