A Mega Plus (2:20) Long Dividing Line!

The phones kept me busy all day today on the DL. I did play the Daniel C. Peterson “any time, anywhere” clip again at the beginning, just for the fun of it, but other than that, we took lots of calls on a wide variety of subjects. Here’s the program.

Note: for some reason, the audio did not record properly on the video feed, so I had to paste the audio in, and it did not sync up perfectly.

Did you know Calvinism’s emphasis upon God’s divine decree is unbiblical? That it impugns God’s character? Well, you’ve heard all that before, right? I mean, it is like Psalm 33 or Daniel 4 or Ephesians 1 just doesn’t exist in the Bibles carried by folks like Dave Hunt or George Bryson. But William Lane Craig, Philosopher to the Exegetically Challenged,

Yesterday we did a Jumbo edition of the DL, investing 90 minutes primarily focused upon the exegesis of Philippians 2:5-11, and the real reason we should be thankful at all times. Some might call it an overly long sermon, but I hope those who appreciate textually-based studies will be encouraged, blessed, and edified.

Answered an e-mail question regarding New Testament textual variants and the comparison to the Qur’an, then took phone calls on various subjects from infra/supralapsarianism to baptismal regeneration. Then David from New Mexico called and filled us in on the Pravda, err, Veritas Seminary apologetics conference in Albuquerque this past weekend, where Ergun Caner spoke with armed police standing by. Could

Started off playing the Brit Hume clip and discussing the hypocrisy of the secularists in demanding that Christians remain silent in the public square. Lesson here: free speech dies when secularists rule. Then we moved on to a half hour examination of the text of the Qur’an and the topic of “being subdued,” i.e., humbled, humiliated, and such texts as