1. First James announces a July 8 Open Theism debate in Denver with Bob Enyart. He plays some clips from Bob who argues that ‘God can change the future and write a new song.’
2. A follow up to the ‘Just People’ movie from students at Grand Canyon University that James played last week and commented on.
3. Finally a follow up to the Nick Peters article that he reviewed a few weeks ago.
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Commented on the Queen’s passing and with her the passing of an era. Then we looked at Colossians 2:9, and then at Walter Brueggemann’s comments on the Bible and homosexuality.
I wasn’t going to spend nearly the entire program reviewing the Ham/Nye debate, but that’s what I ended up doing. In the process we figured out the best analogy for Nye’s attitude toward Kentuckians: that of Riker to the Pakleds on Star Trek the Next Generation! We even played a clip for those who are not familiar with that, uh,
I was joined in studio by Daniel Constantino and Oscar Dunlap to discuss their debate with two LDS representatives a few weeks ago at Apologia Church. Goodness, how Mormonism has changed! Almost 90 minutes of discussion, even though I was not able to play much of the debate due to a technical problem with how my computer was connected to
Started off with a few quick comments on the most recent Unbelievable broadcast, but then spent most of an hour playing clips from the Ehrman/Licona discusion on their “faith journeys” that aired the week before. I focused solely on Mike Licona’s assertion that as long as Jesus rose from the dead, Christianity is true, even if the Bible is wrong
Another eclectic program today, starting off with two calls, one on RC Sproul and his opposition to presuppositional apologetics (the call moved quickly to a discussion of the method more than Sproul’s views) and the next from Silly Brit II (aka John Samson) on Jesus’ words about Chorazin and Bethsaida. Then we launched into Rob Bell’s press-release video presentation from
Open lines. Various call-ins about Keith Green. Discussion of Open Theism. Book recommendations about Open Theism and Gods sovereignty. Call in about the Albegensians ans Waldensians and the Coptic Church within Orthodoxy.
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