Seeking Consistency in our theological systems, then Open Phones

Thanks to the frequent use of the cough button I managed to make it through the DL today, that, along with a good group of callers. Was going to play some portions of Dr. Davis’ sermon, Why I’m Not a Five-Point Calvinist, but callers kept me busy the whole hour. Here’s the program.

Seems lots of folks were off of their regular schedules today, as we didn’t get much in the way of audience participation, but I still covered a few items of interest, including the Pope’s recent truthful statements against the abomination of “gay marriage,” and then we returned to the long lost Ehrman/Wallace debate in the second half of the program.

Had some technical difficulties at the start (our apologies), but finally got into the groove and finished off my review of the STR program with Frank Beckwith, once again focusing upon the substantive issues Greg Koukl tried to bring up, and the claims Beckwith made that amount to attacks upon sola scriptura, sola fide, etc. But we need to keep

Sunday is October 31, Reformation Sunday, remembering God’s great work of bringing the light of the gospel to Europe through the Reformation. So to help prepare you for that day I was joined by TurretinFan, and we talked about Francis Turretin, one of those used by God to help systematize and defend the truths of the Reformation. Then I spent

A wide ranging, and very challenging, program today.  Started off with the comments of one of the former trustees of Brewton-Parker about his vote for Caner.  Still amazed at the self-inflicted deception down there.  Then moved on to directly (and hopefully graciously) address Shawn McCraney on one particular topic, that being what he said about the Athanasian Creed.  I took