 Now here's another question from Los Angeles. This one says, I once heard you relate a story about Charles Spurgeon concerning the elect. You said he made the comment that if God put a yellow stripe on the back of the elect, that I would go around lifting up shirt tails. The statement seemed to be implying that Spurgeon believed in a universal atonement. However, he clearly and staunchly held to the position of limited atonement. So why would you use such an example to support universal atonement?