Offending Atheists?

I was sent the Spurgeon Evening Devotional for February 2nd (ironically, the day after Dave Hunt released his “I know NOOOOOOOTHING” impression of Sgt. Schultz in the Berean Call newsletter) and it is as if Spurgeon were calling Hunt from the grave. Check it out: “And these are ancient things.” –1 Chronicles 4:22 Yet not so ancient as those precious

I’ve started a brief response, but to be honest, does anyone really understand what he said? Is there a point here? I feel like these random thoughts are supposed to be part of a bigger picture, but the rest of the presentation disappeared or something. We’ll see what develops.

   John Orlando, a sometimes-visitor to our chat channel, has posted a very interesting article here. I found it interesting not because it is complimentary of me, but for the citations it provides from Jerry Falwell relating to Reformed theology and John Calvin. Anyone who reads those comments from Falwell and compares them with what has been preached within the past

   I had a tremendous time this weekend. Far beyond my expectations. My mind is still reeling from all the information I took in regarding the oldest manucripts of the Qur’an. Great information. I’m tremendously excited. You will definitely be hearing the fruit of this weekend in future debates. I am thankful to those who support this work that I had

The following e-mail was sent Thursday morning, July 13th, 2006, at 10:26am MST: Dear Dr. Caner: I just returned from ministering in the United Kingdom at the School of Theology at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, as well as a quick trip up to Glasgow, where I combined ministry (spoke on the Bible’s teaching on homosexuality-a privilege that will surely