September 30, 2005

Sorry to have neglected to blog last Thursday’s DL. At the start we mentioned the prayer offered at the Inauguration and its seeking God’s blessing on homosexuality; then I updated folks on the fact that, so far, John Ankerberg has followed the Norman Geisler line: ignore the actual facts of the Caner scandal, in this case, by the ignoring of

We lost our server for the first 14 minutes, but ol’ got us back up and running. Pierre, our LDS listener, called in, prompted once again to defend our Arminian friends by yesterday’s program responding to Dr. O’Guin’s attack on “Calvinism.” Always interesting to listen to a discussion with Pierre on soteriological issues, always coming back to sola scriptura.

As some of you may have noted, things are changing, and improving, with our webcasting routine. Last week we began streaming in forms other than Real Audio, to the great rejoicing of many. Today we begin to make the Dividing Line available in mp3 format, here. Yes, we have heard you, and yes, we are working on even greater improvements

Went over some material on purgatory at the top of the show, then took calls relevant to the same topic on subjects such as “the eucharist.” A Roman Catholic intensive Dividing Line prior to my trip to Oregon to debate Robert Sungenis.

Got into the debate that took place a few weeks ago “down under” between Abdullah Kunde and Jason Cebalo, a Roman Catholic. Here is the debate: I am dealing almost exclusively with Abdullah’s comments, though during the Q&A we will be looking at some of Jason’s comments as well. Today was a bit involved, looking a lot at some of