Brannon Howse’s “Worldview Weekend” contributor Chris Pinto employs McCarthyistic tactics.
http://christianresearchnetwork.org/2013/09/06/the-pintonian-inquisition-scholarship-or-mccarthyism/
Tags: Brannon Howse Chris Pinto Noise of Thunder Radio Worldview WeekendFred Butler has written a helpful review of Chris Pinto’s conspiracy documentary entitled Tares Among the Wheat. I encourage you to read it. http://hipandthigh.wordpress.com/2013/11/26/tares-among-the-wheat-a-review/
Fred Butler provides a critique of Kent Brandenburg’s tradition-based mishandling of God’s Word: http://hipandthigh.wordpress.com/2014/01/07/where-the-single-version-men-lead-us/
Today on the DL I responded to a series of posts that appeared on the Puritanboard web-board, and then took two calls, one from one of the folks on the Puritanboard itself (though not the fellow who I invited to call in). We even went a little long to get our second caller in. Here’s the program. One of
We recorded this a few months ago in Florida:
Had a bunch of other stuff I didn’t get to, but did manage to look at an excellent example of how KJVOism destroys real confidence in the Bible by looking at an example provided by Pastor Jonathan Burris (here) regarding the abuse of Deuteronomy 16:11 by one such KJVO advocate. Then we moved over to this video from Dan McClellan,
A little over 90 minutes today looking at Beth Moore’s article released over the weekend first, then moving on to Tim Staples sounding very much like our synergistic friends in his argumentation. Then we looked at the cooperation of some (to me) local Reformed Baptists with Steven Anderson and how odd that is, took two phone calls (one on spiritual
Quite a range today! Lots of stuff about leaky vaccines, mandates, and the New Austrian Gestapo strolling through the streets of Austria saying, “Your papers, please!” It’s like no one reads books anymore. Then we looked at the contrast between the Chinese changing history and Isaiah telling us history is meaningful because God is its author. Then we dove into
One of the most bizarre arguments made from King James Only advocates is the claim made popular by the late 19th century Dean Burgon. Attempting to explain why there are no extant Greek manuscripts with distinct KJV readings (or more specifically, distinct readings from a Greek Byzantine form of text) from the first 300 years of church history, he claimed
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