Rome and Islam: A Glaring Example of Why Rome’s Claims Fail

Started with some brief comments on The Blasphemy Challenge, Brian Flemming, The God Who Wasn’t There, etc., and then went to an eight minute clip of Chuck Smith of Calvary Chapel responding to a phone call on the subject of “Calvinism.” A truly horrific example of complete straw-man argumentation. Then Pierre called in and we once again had to go

Started off with a discussion of Romans 9 and “prepared for destruction,” and then moved into a brief review of Paul Owen’s “I’m a Calvinist. No, really, I mean it” post on the oxymoronic website. Then in the second half of the program we took calls, the first of which was on critical claims about the Gospel of John.

Yes indeed, a first…a jumbo DL including a Radio Free Geneva segment and a Radio Free Damascus segment! Started off, though, throwing Rich a curve—skipping the intro music and just making some comments on the Catholic Answers “no, you didn’t force us to make that debate available” silliness. Then a few words on the Pope and redemption, and then we

First subject in our 90 minute Jumbo edition: remembering the nature of Scripture while resisting unbelieving ways of scholarship based upon some comments made in review of a recent book on the virgin birth.  Though I think most people “enjoyed” the other two subjects more, this was by far the most important part of the program. Second, what happened “in

Had to sneak a Dividing Line in despite my travels. Reported on the trip, discussed the Canadian Supreme Court decision limiting the free speech rights of Christians, and then took a quick call on NT Wright. And don’t forget the WayBack Machine, streaming Dividing Lines from 1998 onward 24/7! You can listen on the Flash Player found here.

Thanks to the frequent use of the cough button I managed to make it through the DL today, that, along with a good group of callers. Was going to play some portions of Dr. Davis’ sermon, Why I’m Not a Five-Point Calvinist, but callers kept me busy the whole hour. Here’s the program.