After a bit of discussion of current developments concerning the ravaging hordes running about the internet burning and looting, we played a portion of the comments made on the recent episode of Unbelievable on the subject of the gospels, inerrancy, and harmonization. Important stuff! Note sure about the schedule for the next two weeks as I will be up in glorious Colorado, but we will make something happen as we have in the past.
Here is the YouTube link:
Sorry, forgot to blog it! Started off with more evidence of the fallibility of…me! Talked about a citation error I made regarding Basil of Caesarea, and compared it with Rome’s long history of use of completely spurious works in defense of her claims. Then we went back to the Barker/Wilson debate, which, I believe, we will finish on the next
It should not be overly surprising to anyone that given the Ehrman debate is a week from tomorrow that the topic would be…New Testament textual issues! So we continued listening to the Infidel Guy/Ehrman program, this time getting into where the train jumped the tracks, i.e., where the Infidel Guy discovered Ehrman, unlike his other heroes, actually believes Jesus existed!
I think I may get to have some help during the summer with blogging things and…well, just general help, so maybe the DL’s will get blogged regularly! Anyway, yesterday we did a Jumbo edition of the DL, pretty well splitting it in half between a continued review of Emir Caner’s anti-Calvinism sermon (somehow it didn’t get Canerized!) and then continuing
The following information sheet was first published around 1990. Purpose and Meaning of “Ego Eimi” in the Gospel of John In Reference to the Deity of Christ The Gospel of John has come under great fire in recent centuries for its incredibly high Christology. On this basis alone certain form-critics have rejected the book as having any historical authenticity whatsoever,
After listening to Tony Campolo talking about John Calvin, and then watching Troy Brooks ramble on about how Sproul, Piper, Calvin, Luther, and I are all headed to hell, I decided it was time to break out the Radio Free Geneva theme. I played some parts of Troy Brooks’ rambling diatribes, then gave a summary of the content of the
I fully expected Dan Barker to use (or, I should say, misuse), the quotation from Justin Martyr’s First Apology, and so I had invested a fair amount of time reviewing the material prior to our debate. In fact, in the video below, watch my face during Mr. Barker’s opening statement when he mentions Justin. That is the smile of “Another
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