And On to the Next Debate…

A while back in my response to Mark Bonocore’s errors regarding Irenaeus and a few other matters, I noted his association with Dr. Art Sippo, a medical doctor and Roman Catholic “apologist” of sorts (if angry ad-hominem and blustering denunciation can be equated with doing apologetics). I first encountered Sippo in Toledo, Ohio in 1991. It does not look like

If you are a leftist, you can run for office from the pulpit of a church. If you are a conservative, you can’t. If you are a leftist, you can produce films filled with outrageous lies and ridiculous conspiracy theories, and you will be celebrated and paid handsomely; if you produce a film on the right that is fully documented

A twenty one year old LDS missionary from Bountiful, Utah, was shot and killed, and his companion wounded, by an as yet unidentified assailant Monday evening. Here’s the Salt Lake Tribune story. The article seems to suggest that the missionaries had witnessed a shooting and were themselves shot as a result. In any case, it’s such a shame to hear

My Shortest Sermon Text Ever So, I somehow managed to do an entire Sunday morning sermon at PRBC on…one word. “Therefore.” Yep, I managed to pull it off. Had not at all intended to do so, but I did. Here’s the sermon: Managed to get a bit farther through Hebrews 10 Sunday evening: May I Join Pastor Nadarkhani in Being

Greetings from Long Island. Despite NY’s best efforts at hiding road signs, I made it back onto the Island for the tenth “Great Debate” this coming Thursday evening. I hope to see all of our friends here in the New York/New Jersey/Pennsylvania area in just a few nights. I need to bring something to the attention of those who pray

I don’t know how we will be able to top our Alaska trip this summer. The itinerary is simply out of this world. Last year I had the chance to visit Glacier Bay while writing Scripture Alone. It is, quite simply, the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen. Here is a teaser. I took this from the front of the

A guy whose nickname uses the genitive form of a second declension noun sent me the following citation. Man does it speak the truth:  “such men that are for middle ways in points of doctrine have a greater kindness for that extreme they go half way to than for that which they go halfway from.” Traill, Justification Vindicated, 2

Steve Noel wrote this morning and identified former professional golfer Kermit Zarley as Servetus the Evangelical. A brief look at his website seems to confirm this, as he has written a few religiously oriented books, and, more importantly, says the following: North Park University’s gregarious New Testament professor, accomplished golfer, and my close friend–Dr. Scot McKnight–a well published author himself,