The Popes, Rachel Held Evans, Desiring God, Nabeel Qureshi on Unbelievable Mega Show

Started off with a discussion of Romans 9 and “prepared for destruction,” and then moved into a brief review of Paul Owen’s “I’m a Calvinist. No, really, I mean it” post on the oxymoronic website. Then in the second half of the program we took calls, the first of which was on critical claims about the Gospel of John.

I was going to get back to the comments made by Zakir Hussain, but the phone kept me busy all hour, which surprised me, since we changed the time and that normally kills the phone calls. But we just ran with it and, as you would expect, covered a wide range of topics, from the “Aramaic Originals” theory to the

I would have somewhat changed the title on this myself.  Here is the idea from Chris Pinto’s movie:  a 19  year old Greek named Simonides wrote Codex Sinaiticus in late 1839/early 1840.  He did so with some assistance from his uncle.  He used the Moscow Bible and Codex Alexandrinus as his primary sources.  His uncle made corrections.  The codex was