Alpha and Omega Ministries is a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
In the video posted below you will hear Jalal Abualrub say the following: You remember my point, he said that Christians don’t consider Jesus the Father. Where then he does not know the last our, because he’s not divine. Oh, but he is in complete harmony with the Father. Really? One then died. And the Holy Ghost and the God
A quick post-debate clip from ye olde Casio Audience Cam…an interesting segment from the rebuttal periods. A tremendous day! David Wood did a great job, and all of the Muslims in attendance heard a clear and compelling presentation of the Christian faith, to be sure. More when I get a chance.
Pretty much covered the Calvinism debate today with callers, going over a wide variety of background issues. For those who listened to the debate, a useful wrap-up.
Mr. Gregg continues to dwell at his keyboard this evening. He writes, Dr. White, at the end of the third debate Monday, in the process of trying to bolster his assertion that Acts 13:48 teaches Calvinism, made two significant errors (which I had considered calling him on, but I didn’t want to be nit-picky). First, he misquoted the line from
The following has been posted by Mr. Gregg: “I feel a need to apologize for Dr. White’s behavior, because I am the one who brought him to our airwaves. I am hoping that, by tomorrow, he will have had time to consider what he did today, and how negatively it reflected on his position-and how it would make any thinking
One of our channel regulars, Lane, has put all of my PRBC Sunday School lessons on the “Common Objections to Reformed Theology” together in one place and in one accessible format. Given the constant attacks upon the freedom of God in salvation in our day, I hope some will find these useful and encouraging. Thanks to Lane for putting them
My last comments in the Steve Gregg debate were on Acts 13:48. So, Steve will be replying at the start of today’s program. Last year I addressed this issue fully, providing a lengthy exegesis of the text, examination of the relevant terms, etc. So if you want to be up to full speed even before the program begins, listen to
Since many Christians struggle to understand Deedat’s accent, or find Naik too “foreign” to understand, you might find Khalid Yasin to be very clear and forthright.
I saw this video on Tom Ascol’s blog, and I had to repost it here: I, too, join Tom in thanking Eros for his incredible skill as a translator. When I spoke for FIEL a few years ago, Eros made the work so much easier. But he and I also had a wonderful time talking together about the Lord and
Michael Baigent, whose highest degree is in “mysticism and religious experience,” who likewise wrote the work that became the source of the central core of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, his Holy Blood, Holy Grail, is about as unbiased when it comes to the New Testament as the Pope would be on Catholicism. A spinner of conspiracy theories and
Here is the first hour of the five hour debate. If you wish to listen live, tune in tomorrow, 2pm PDT (5pm EDT) for the second portion!
I have never tried embedding an entire playlist before, so here is my first shot at it. I am not going to extend out eleven videos of the Nadir Ahmed “debate.” His behavior is so far below acceptable that it gets in the way of the subject. So here is the playlist so that those who do wish to observe
Did the first Dividing Line in a number of weeks today. I played clips from the debates in Norfolk and responded to the claims made by Sami Zaatari and Shadid Lewis. Also played some clips from the “debate” with Nadir Ahmed. Also announced that starting Thursday we will have a five-day simulcast debate with Steve Gregg on the freedom of
PRESS RELEASE Glendale Community College Professor Identifies Christians as the “Religiously Insane,” Tells Christian Students Their Parents Lied to Them; Says Christians Would Nail Jesus to the Cross if He Came Back Dr. Lee Carter, a philosophy instructor at Glendale Community College, said the following to his class on October 25, 2007: And in fact, if Jesus did come back,
Saturday April 12th, 2008 A Two-Debate Event, between Jalal Abualrub, David Wood and Dr. James White on: Is Muhammad a Prophet? AND Does the Bible Teach Jesus is God? Place: 2505 Yorba Linda Blvd., Fullerton, CA 92831 Is Muhammad a Prophet? 1:30pm with Jalal Abualrub and David Wood Does the Bible Teach Jesus is God? 5:30pm Dr. James White with
An old friend here on Long Island brought a really nice video camera to my lecture on Islam’s Self-Identification as a Denial of Christian Truth in Baldwin Tuesday evening. It is truly amazing the quality that is now available in the tiniest little cameras! Anyway, he brought a DVD of the video to my talk last night in Merrick (where
Shadid Lewis and Sami Zaatari have been commenting on my last video, and they have stated that we should watch the video to see what they really said. In fact, it has been suggested that I am being dishonest in my comments. So, I happen to have video from sections of both debates on my little digital camera (seems like
The final portion of the 1993 radio encounter between myself and Gail Riplinger, author of New Age Bible Versions.
What an amazing experience! I truly had never seen anyone misbehave as badly in a debate as Nadir Ahmed did this evening. Combine this with his utter incapacity to grasp the most basic elements of scholarly discourse and argumentation, and well—the results were predictable. But, the Muslims in the audience were so put off by his childish behavior and hubris
