Radio Free Geneva (And Continued Review of Yusuf Ismail’s Comments)

Christian militancy.  Reviving the Inquisition.  Wiping out heretics.  Sound like medievalism?  It is, but sadly, when you regularly encounter the medieval behavior of ISIS and Boko Haram and the like, it is easy to forget Christian teaching and adopt a bit of medievalism in response.  Evidently, that’s what Theodore Shoebat has done.  The son of Walid Shoebat, Theodore has been

Started off reviewing the comments of the Muslim host of “Islam and Friends,” took some calls relevant to atheism and Dan Barker, and reviewed more of Barker’s debates, and in particular, his claim that רצח does not mean “murder.” For those who like documentation: רָצַח (rā∙ṣǎḥ): v.; ≡ Str 7523; TWOT 2208—LN 20.61-20.88 (qal) murder, kill, i.e., take the life

Having taken a number of calls the past few programs, I settled down to work on some comments by Jamal Badawi in a debate on the deity of Christ. Spent the entire hour responding to his comments. Should that cause you to skip over the program, remember that the arguments he presented were parallel to arguments used by many opponents

Started with some brief comments on The Blasphemy Challenge, Brian Flemming, The God Who Wasn’t There, etc., and then went to an eight minute clip of Chuck Smith of Calvary Chapel responding to a phone call on the subject of “Calvinism.” A truly horrific example of complete straw-man argumentation. Then Pierre called in and we once again had to go

Finished off the Modene sermon and then took two calls, one from Jerry Johnson of the Apologetics Group. I started off the program reading from R.C.’s own writings on the nature of the new birth, and then played Modene saying R.C. does not preach on the new birth. A telling contrast. Also, most of my readers will want to read