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Christ is King, Yes, Yes He is!

Rich Pierce, March 26, 2024, Abortion, Eschatology, Personal, Post-Evangelicalism, Provisionism, The Dividing Line

After a quick update on our travel issues/situation, we started to comment on the “Christ is King” controversy, digging down a bit into the theology and context of the statement and what it means. We also looked at some folks claiming “replacement theology” (it’s fulfillment theology, but they don’t want to view it fairly) is actually heretical. Then we played

Peter Schild and Tobias Riemenschneider from Frankfurt, Germany, on the Dividing Line

James White, March 22, 2024, Abortion, Christian Worldview, Homosexuality, Musings, Personal, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters

I was joined by two dear brothers, Reformed pastors in Frankfurt, Germany, Peter Schild and Tobias Riemenschneider, to talk about their work in Germany and about global Christianity. A most enjoyable conversation!

RV News, Then Hebrews 1:10-12 and Dale Tuggy

Rich Pierce, March 20, 2024, Debate, General Apologetics, Jehovah's Witnesses, Personal, The Dividing Line, Uncategorized, Unitarianism

Went over what has been going on over the past few days about our RV—and that fact that we needed to make arrangements to obtain a different one, due to it being defective and needing to be rebuilt. Went through the whole story, mainly for our supporters, as we will need to raise some funds to make up the differences

Provisionist Mythology Refuted with Full Documentation

James White, March 18, 2024, Debate, Exegesis, Provisionism, The Dividing Line

Spent two hours documenting the incredible mythology generated by Leighton Flowers and his guests regarding my supposed “Greek errors” over the past ten days. Everyone who has heard the stories should watch, take notes, and verify for yourselves. Truly, the end of the story, and time to move on. Hope you find it helpful!

John Owen’s Usage of Thomas Aquinas, Part 5

Chris Whisonant, March 14, 2024, Church History, John Owen

Owen uses Aquinas for a definition as well as offering both disagreements and acceptance of some things.

The Marathon Ends: Final Road Trip DL (for Six Weeks Anyway)

James White, March 13, 2024, Church History, Debate, Exegesis, Ken Wilson, Personal, Provisionism, Road Trip, Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line

Managed to pull off a solid internet connection from a slight wide spot in the road called Lordsburg, New Mexico (really sad little town…lots of abandoned buildings). We covered a wide variety of things, including announcing the upcoming debates, April 24th and 25th, in Lafayette, Louisiana, with Catholic Answers apologist Jimmy Akin (sola scriptura, and “How Does a Man Have

Road Trip DL: Stream Died in the Wilderness; Tuggy and Flowers Comments, More John 6.

James White, March 12, 2024, Provisionism, Reformed Apologetics, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters, Unitarianism

We had a great group listening at the start but the stream died a thousand deaths tonight, so we had to just record the rest of the program. Discussed a few things from the Tuggy debate, and then moved on to more of the response from the Flowers debate. I had hooked up my second monitor so I could walk

Road Trip: Debate, Is Jesus Yahweh? Dr. Dale Tuggy, First Lutheran Church, Houston, Texas, 3/9/24

James White, March 9, 2024, Debate, Road Trip

https://www.youtube.com/live/UOHfivnaw-g?si=-mF4gFQXuLGVgeiW

Post Debate Road Trip Dividing Line: Flowers Debate Review

James White, March 8, 2024, Debate, Open Theism, Provisionism, Reformed Apologetics, Road Trip, Textual Issues, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters

Today we went back over the key issues in the Flowers debate on John 6, looked more closely at 6:45, documented errors on LF’s part, etc. Also thanked a bunch of folks for their support and a super cool gift I was given last evening (the A&O Bow Tie!). Spent about ten minutes looking at Chris Fisher’s misuse of 1

Road Trip: Debate, Does John 6:44 Teach Unconditional Election? Leighton Flowers, First Lutheran Church, Houston, Texas, 3/7/24

James White, March 7, 2024, Debate, Road Trip

https://www.youtube.com/live/dtjVLhR9uYw?si=UNueGkAKXV_f6Jjh

John Owen’s Usage of Thomas Aquinas, Part 4

Chris Whisonant, March 5, 2024, Church History, John Owen

This is a follow up to Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 in this blog series where I will go through the works of John Owen detailing where he has mentioned Thomas Aquinas. I hope that this series is helpful. In this fourth part, I would like to look at the mentions of Thomas Aquinas in Volume 14 of

Road Trip DL: About Asking Your Debate Opponent to Actually Interpret a Bible Verse

James White, February 26, 2024, The Dividing Line

We took the time today to go back over the controversy that has developed when I asked my debate opponent Saturday afternoon to tell us what one of the key texts on the atonement (and in my opening statement) actually means, and he refused to do so. I played the audio of the exchange, put the text on the screen,

Purgatory Debate – 2/17/2024

Rich Pierce, February 25, 2024, Roman Catholicism

In February of 2024 James White and Trent Horn did two, back to back debates at First Lutheran Church in Houston. The first night was on sola scriptura, and the second on purgatory. It was the conjunction of these two debates that was most informative and useful. We invite our viewers to listen to both debates and compare the assertions

Road Trip: Debate, Why Calvinism? Conference, The Reformed Doctrine of Atonement is Biblical and Important, Jason Breda, South Jackson Civic Center, Tullahoma, Tennessee, 2/24/24

James White, February 24, 2024, Debate, Road Trip

https://youtu.be/6Yg2cIpfyeg?si=lpvjVu5glO3JXNPN

Road Trip: Why Calvinism? Conference, South Jackson Civic Center, Q & A Panel, Tullahoma, Tennessee, 2/22/24

James White, February 22, 2024, Road Trip

https://youtu.be/j6dK8_-cykc?si=HmJK1VBj3ZalDuyR

Road Trip Morning Dividing Line

James White, February 22, 2024, Abortion, Christian Worldview, Church Fathers, Church History, Debate, Post-Evangelicalism, Reformed Apologetics, Road Trip, Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line

Just had to make note of the monumental Alabama Supreme Court decision and the issue of “By What Standard” that simply cannot be avoided. Then we looked at some further issues I had forgotten to get to on the last program about claims Trent Horn made and how all of this is so vitally relevant to the direction Roman Catholic

Road Trip: Why Calvinism? Conference, The Calvinism of Paul, South Jackson Civic Center, Tullahoma, Tennessee, 2/21/24

James White, February 21, 2024, Road Trip

https://youtu.be/RK0wb8s1gXo?si=2MWidzA-Ji1mR0t0

John Owen’s Usage of Thomas Aquinas, Part 3

Chris Whisonant, February 20, 2024, Church History, John Owen

This is a follow up to Part 1 and Part 2 in this blog series where I will go through the works of John Owen detailing where he has mentioned Thomas Aquinas. I hope that this series is helpful. In this third part, I would like to look at two different types of usage. First will be a couple of

Road Trip: Debate, Is the Doctrine of Purgatory True? Trent Horn, First Lutheran Church, Houston, Texas, 2/17/24

James White, February 17, 2024, Debate, Road Trip

https://www.youtube.com/live/RxgwKEdgis0?si=tKjva6TCB8ivhrz8

Live Feed Link to White/Horn Purgatory Debate

Rich Pierce, February 17, 2024, Roman Catholicism

Calvinist James White and Roman Catholic Trent Horn will debate the doctrine of Purgatory. At the start of the Reformation, the question of Purgatory was front and center. After all, it was an indulgence that helped one escape Purgatory to which Martin Luther objected in the 95 Theses. Protestants argue that the finished work of Christ on the cross is

Road Trip: Debate, Is the Doctrine of Sola Scriptura True? Trent Horn, First Lutheran Church, Houston, Texas, 2/16/24

James White, February 16, 2024, Debate, Road Trip

https://www.youtube.com/live/CV01DNwNmig?si=UlHidmcrSU_XkSMI

Live Feed Link to White/Horn Sola Scriptura Debate

Rich Pierce, February 16, 2024, Roman Catholicism

Calvinist James White and Roman Catholic Trent Horn will debate the “formal principle” of the Reformation, sola scriptura, or Scripture Alone. From Luther on, Protestants have argued that the Bible is the only “God-breathed” revelation that can provide sufficient knowledge of God and His salvation. Roman Catholics argue that the Tradition is equally valid and important as a source. The

Pre-Debate Road Trip Dividing Line from Houston

James White, February 15, 2024, Church Fathers, Church History, Personal, Post-Evangelicalism, Reformed Apologetics, Road Trip, Roman Catholicism, Speaking Engagements, The Dividing Line

Talked a little about the “He Gets Us” thing, gave a brief report on the Allie Beth Stuckey Show from Tuesday, then dove into the Protevangelium of James and read its narrative of the birth of Christ in light of the defense of this document as containing genuine Christian tradition by Roman Catholic apologists. We then moved on to discuss

Road Trip DL: Francis, Cernovich, then Back to Carl Trueman and Development of Doctrinal Expression

James White, February 12, 2024, Church Fathers, Church History, Homosexuality, Personal, Post-Evangelicalism, Road Trip, Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters

Back to on-the-road status for the program today! We covered what’s going on tomorrow and in the upcoming days, then looked at a tweet from @Cernovich wherein he demonstrates he has never done serious reading in the topic, and then finished up the hour looking at a key section from Carl Trueman’s presentation (which we began reviewing over the past

John Owen’s Usage of Thomas Aquinas, Part 2

Chris Whisonant, February 12, 2024, Church History, John Owen

This is a follow up to Part 1 in this blog series where I will go through the works of John Owen detailing where he has mentioned Thomas Aquinas. I hope that this series is helpful. In this second part, I would like to look at a couple of different types of usage that we find. First will be some

John Owen’s Usage of Thomas Aquinas, Part 1

Chris Whisonant, February 8, 2024, Church History, John Owen

Recently, Carl Trueman has stated the following: “I had a breakthrough on John Owen when I realized how often he cited Thomas Aquinas in his marginal notes in his texts. Struck me as odd.” With this in mind, I would like to begin looking through just how extensive this usage really is, since this is a topic that tends to

Last DL in Phoenix Before Trip: Roman Catholic Arguments

James White, February 7, 2024, Church History, Debate, Personal, Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line

Head out on Friday (I keep saying Lord willing, and I mean that), so hopefully our next edition will be on the road, possibly on Monday. Played segments from a video from the pastor of “Zootown Church” in Missoula, Scott Klaudt where he repeated a whole string of utterly indefensible falsehoods about the Reformation, Rome, etc., and then played a

Provisionist Palaver, Trent Horn on Argumentation, A Few Moments with Carl Trueman and Doctrinal Development

James White, February 1, 2024, Church Fathers, Church History, Debate, Ken Wilson, Molinism, Open Theism, Personal, Provisionism, Reformed Apologetics, Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters, Thomism

My apologies for all the coughs and sniffs, I actually feel pretty good, but the voice and sinuses—not so much. Spent time talking about God’s decree over against Provisionist palaver (look it up), then looked at some Trent Horn material in preparation for a few weeks from now, and finished up with a real quick section from the Carl Trueman

A Little Bit on Infants, a Little Bit on Alistair, the Rest with More Carl Trueman

James White, January 30, 2024, Church History, Post-Evangelicalism, The Dividing Line, Thomism, Transinsanity

Covered a number of topics today with a short discussion of how a small number of ne’er-do-wells can create faux controversies for not positive reason, then talked a bit about Alistair Begg’s “swing and a miss” response, and then got back to Carl Trueman’s speech on classical theology. An hour and fifteen minutes today.

A Review of “The Revealed God”

Chris Whisonant, January 30, 2024, Reformed Apologetics, Reformed Baptist Issues

Dr. Jeffrey Johnson has written another excellent book dealing with the issue of the utilization of Greek Philosophy as the lens through which a Christian must look in order to have a “Classical” understanding of God. Dr. Johnson’s concern is for the believer to not feel that he must place undue emphasis on certain Greek Metaphysical and Philosophical notions. As

Lots of Short Topics, Andrew Fuller and the Reality of Death, then Back to Carl Trueman

James White, January 24, 2024, Christian Worldview, Church History, Godly Disciplines, Homosexuality, Musings, Open Theism, Pastoral Theology, Personal, Post-Evangelicalism, Provisionism, Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters, Thomism, Transinsanity

Touched on a bunch of topics from Texas to Alistair Begg to the United Methodists at the start. Commented briefly on some miserable souls on line who want to debate about infant damnation. Then read from Nettle’s fine work on Andrew Fuller and the reality of death and how it impacts us and our theological outlook, before moving briefly back

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