Alpha & Omega Ministries Apologetics Blog
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Last DL Till 9/6/05
08/23/2005 - James White
Just a few comments on the upcoming debate and then more from Dr. Davis on Calvinism. Here's the program.12:04:27 - Category: The Dividing Line - Link to this article -
Today on the DL: Yup, More on Crossan/Borg
08/18/2005 - James White
Well, what did you expect? Mainly a discussion of the resurrection issue, prompted by an exchange between Wright and Borg on 1 Cor. 15:44. Here's the program.17:05:01 - Category: The Dividing Line - Link to this article -
Today on the Dividing Line
08/16/2005 - James White
Started off with some clips from the 1989 encounter I had with Robert Funk on a local radio station, and then moved over to Marcus Borg on "Bible and Tradition," starting with a saying he repeats, "The Bible is true, and some of it happened." Here's the program.12:02:38 - Category: The Dividing Line - Link to this article -
Today on the DL
08/11/2005 - James White
The entire program today was a review of comments made by Marcus Borg and NT Wright specifically about issues such as historicity, worldviews, Q, and the like. Here's the program.19:22:49 - Category: The Dividing Line - Link to this article -
Sorry, DL Cancelled
08/09/2005 - James White
I'm very sorry, but the Real Audio server is down, and the only man on earth who can get it back up is not available. I've done "dead" shows before that we then just archived, but it is very hard to do without interaction, etc. So, till we get the server back up, I guess it will be Thursday for the next DL. Once again, our apologies.10:44:30 - Category: The Dividing Line - Link to this article -
Yesterday on the DL
08/03/2005 - James White
Woops, forgot to provide the link to yesterday's DL! My apologies. Played clips from Tim Staples once again proving he functions on the basis of sola ecclesia and also noting the fact that Rome's apologists do not tend to worry themselves about advancing and improving their apologetic arguments, then a clip from Dr. Davis on Acts 13:48 and how tradition often functions to stop exegesis in its tracks, and some calls. Here's the program.10:35:12 - Category: The Dividing Line - Link to this article -
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