One thing I like about Dr. Ortlund is that he is concerned about representing the opposing view accurately.

I'd love a second round of conversations about real presence in the Eucharist :)

My tiny 2 cents here. I remember being a child. I believed. I was 100% a Christian. That was the purest faith I ever had. I had 0 doubts Jesus died for me and I had 0 doubts that I was saved. What a blessing it would be if I could get back to that state of innocence. There’s a reason Jesus says the greatest in the kingdom are the little children because their faith is so pure. We need to believe like I did when I was a child. The fact that I can remember what a pure Christianity felt like is actually extremely strengthening to my faith. Thank god for that experience. Those raised outside of Christianity don’t have such an experience to look back on and wonder about.

I think scripture is so simple; I truly appreciate these conversations, but I almost find them overcomplicated. Neither me nor my husband come from "churchy" families, but God was faithful to save us. I got baptized 6 years after regeneration because that's when baptism became available to me. It will be exciting to hear the Lord Himself one day talk with us about baptism! I think both of these perspectives magnify the Lord and His goodness to us.

Moderator is great. Just as good as debators.

I feel sorry for Christians 2000 years from now trying to decipher what we meant by what we said in the year 2020.

Dr. Ortlund is an incredibly intelligent guy, and one of the most fair baptist scholars that i've heard address these issues.

That being said, I still sit firmly on the Lutheran side of this discussion.

Thank you both!

I feel like Gavin was giving a master class in these interviews.

I'm Orthodox and really enjoying this discussion.

Again, just a world class conversation.

I acknowledge one baptism for the remission of sins.

Not sure if this helped me understand or if I am just more confused now

Grateful for the charitable, nuanced, and thorough dialogue from both sides in this excellent discussion! This was encouraging to me and further reinforces my convictions in a non-baptismal regeneration position. Gavin's position on this makes so much sense!

Honestly what I’ve gotten from this is these two views are a lot more similar than I previously thought.

I appreciate both of these men. Please do another two hours.

Dr. Ortlund, I would love to hear you expound on the thought that forgiveness of sins is something separate from regeneration.

Thank you guys so much for investing your time in this discussion!  This is so helpful!  Love you all in Christ!

Thank you!  Great, fruitful, and respectful discussion!  Jordan Cooper's simple explanation of typology in video 1 was so helpful . . .

Gavin was awesome in this segment

48:24 got me to chuckle pretty good “they might want to after you baptize them” lol

& to the answer that we don't have biblical precedent, isn't baptizing them a foundational piece of the great commission??? But fundamentally, my greatest concern is the outplaying of this connection of regeneration to baptism seems to be weakened beyond the biblical definition of regeneration.