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Live streaming of the Debate – Starting 11:30 PDT Today Listen to the stream here: http://www.aomin.org/aoblog/webcast/ or here: http://stream.aomin.org:8000/dl.m3u
We hope to get our own version of this posted eventually, but here’s the MDI version for your enjoyment and encouragement. Note to Ergun Caner: see? When you debate in a mosque, it really is not that difficult to get video recordings! (For those who don’t get that, go back two years on the blog and you’ll find all you
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And so another round of “the story of Jesus in the Bible is bunk, there were all these Christians back then who believed wildly different things” has begun. It will go for a few months, then fade away, only to be replaced by some new book, film, movie, etc., next year or the year after. For young folks who don’t
Remember the Gospel of Judas a few years ago? Yeah, most people don’t. It was one of the last “Look, the Gnostics were a bunch of heretics, let’s call them Christians and say Christianity is silly” waves that was sponsored by a major institution with hundreds of thousands of dollars to burn in the never ending campaign to attack the
A few corrections and notes on last night’s debate. First, having quoted John 1:1 in Greek a few thousand times in my life, I think I ended up trying out for a spot on the TBN team at one point last night, but without an interpreter. My apologies. Secondly, I am really slowing down in my old age. OK, maybe
Just wanted to post a quick “thank you” to everyone who was praying for tonight’s debate at the East London Mosque. We were informed upon arriving that it is the “largest mosque in Europe.” Whether that is the case or not, I don’t know, but it is surely an impressive facility! Everyone was very kind to us, and I am
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Started off talking about the creeping dhimmitude in the US, then looked at some Christian grandparents being punished by the secularist elite government in Scotland, then mentioned the Steve Ray’s inconsistency in his comments on the Protevangelium of James, then talked about a package I received from Dr. Sam Gipp today (you really need to listen to that one). Then
In a recent post, Steve Ray describes the “Protoevangelium of James” in this way: “This document was written in the early 2nd century and known and loved by the first Christians.” On the other hand, Thomas Aquinas described this same work as “apocryphal ravings.” (see also the Decree attributed to Pope Gelasius) Even the famous mariologist, Luigi Gambero, admits that
So…isn’t it ironic that I finally finished writing What Every Christian Needs to Know About the Qur’an on 9/11? That wasn’t my plan, but it turned out that way. Anyhow, by the time I got to the DL I had been working all day to finish a 34 page chapter with at least seven pages of endnotes (maybe nine, I
So…isn’t it ironic that I finally finished writing What Every Christian Needs to Know About the Qur’an on 9/11? That wasn’t my plan, but it turned out that way. Anyhow, by the time I got to the DL I had been working all day to finish a 34 page chapter with at least seven pages of endnotes (maybe nine, I
Last major chapter (not including conclusion)…six days left to get done and to do a read through before London, Berlin, and possibly Dublin (pray that works out). Busiest schedule I’ve ever planned for myself while away, too. But I have found I need the hard copy of a source I have in my notes for this last chapter. I have
Didn’t really intend to spend pretty much the entire hour on this, but, as I often say, it’s definitely live webcasting. Started off reflecting on the statements in support of the murder of unborn children and the profanation of marriage that are found in the DNC platform document, and then turned to Isaiah 5:8ff for thoughts on what happens when
It is truly hard not to laugh out loud at this one. Someone on Twitter sent me this link this morning. I have become accustomed to the “we can’t argue with you, we are clueless about history and logic, but we can make outrageous claims and get our fellow jihadis to think we are brave” attitude of certain Muslims on
Started off with an analysis of a portion of the Dan Savage “Dinner Table Debate,” illustrating how the redefinition of marriage means the destruction of marriage. Talked a bit about the most absurd ruling by a “federal judge” ever and then talked briefly about this example of how much of the most popular Islamic dawa material on the Internet is
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There are a few resources that need to brought to your attention, if you don’t already know about them. First, you should know that Stuart Robinson’s Discourses of Redemption is back in print. And as far as I know, the GPTS bookstore is the only one in the US that currently has this in stock. As a matter of fact,
Briefly addressed the “Bill Nye the Science Guy” issue, then spent most of the hour discussing the nit-picking criticisms of an Ephesians 4:14 man relating to my comments on the NoCoEver video (in the process looking at some interesting statements from Athanasius that are useful in apologetics) before very briefly returning to the Paul Williams presentation.
As I see the number of pages left to write in the new book drop below 50, I am looking to the future and a full slate of debates this Fall, totaling, at the moment, at least five, with two more possible in the late winter/early part of next year. As I look to the topics of those debates, I
Regular length show today. First 45 minutes was on this article by Trevin Wax, and the last comprised a brief review of this post which had been tweeted by Paul Bilal Williams.
Recorded this last year in Australia. Hope it helps.
Well, it was glorious right up until it soaked me about ten minutes after I took these, but hey, that’s the risk you take!
Was going to jump back into the Paul Williams material but, instead, I took the time to look at Hadith Qudsi 36 and ended up doing an entire hour on using these stories from Islamic history and lore as a means of opening up an opportunity for the presentation of the Gospel. Here’s where you can read Hadith Qudsi 36.
Had not really intended it (was going to divide the program into two topics), but we ended up staying on one topic (even the three calls were on the same topic, mainly anyway), that being homosexuality, the redefinition of marriage, related cultural issues—even touching on abortion as well. Hopefully helpful as we seek to be light in the darkness.
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