Condolences, Leo XIV, Debating Wolfe, Webbon on Excommunications

I would have somewhat changed the title on this myself.  Here is the idea from Chris Pinto’s movie:  a 19  year old Greek named Simonides wrote Codex Sinaiticus in late 1839/early 1840.  He did so with some assistance from his uncle.  He used the Moscow Bible and Codex Alexandrinus as his primary sources.  His uncle made corrections.  The codex was

Don’t forget! Today’s program is a special Radio Free Geneva featuring the examination of Steve Gregg’s presentations on Calvinism, in particular, on John 6:37 and Romans 9:19-20. Be listening! Here’s a bit of a preview. Steve Gregg comments on Romans 1:18 and the suppression of truth. Notice that not all men suppress the truth! Some are inclined toward it! This

Started off noting that Love does Win…at least, it gets Peter Lumpkins to post reviews of Rob Bell’s book by Anglicans (well, Anglican last time I checked anyway). But we had a very full board of calls, and after a few technical glitches, got to them, including questions about KJV Onlyism, Rome’s abuse of Luke 1:28, Fred Phelps, and the

Made my one poor caller wait till the last portion of the program as I reviewed some more of the Greer-Heard discussions. Talked a bit about Dan Wallace and the concept of preservation, then listened as Bart Ehrman replied–sorta–to Dan Wallace’s opening statement. Lots of discussion of the text, its transmission, etc.

Today I rambled, basically. Mainly focused on the cruise, the debate with Shabir Ally, and then continued the presentation on the subject of the death of Christ.