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I’m speaking about 35 miles from my office this evening, so I need to move the DL up some to give me sufficient travel time. A jumbo edition today beginning with some e-mails, and a review of Bryan Cross’ misrepresentation not only of Reformed theology, but of the biblical witness as well. Join us today on the Dividing Line!

Started off with an e-mail from someone who has bought Rome’s anti-sola scriptura rhetoric hook, line, and sinker, without seeing the inconsistency thereof. Then looked at Bryan Cross’ simplistic misrepresentation of his former faith, looked at Bart Ehrman’s response to Dan Wallace and the Markan fragment find, and finished off with a call on the ordaining of the means as

I think I may get to have some help during the summer with blogging things and…well, just general help, so maybe the DL’s will get blogged regularly! Anyway, yesterday we did a Jumbo edition of the DL, pretty well splitting it in half between a continued review of Emir Caner’s anti-Calvinism sermon (somehow it didn’t get Canerized!) and then continuing

Join us today at 3:30pm MST, 6:30pm EDT, for a Jumbo edition of the Dividing Line! This will take the place of the regular Tuesday edition.

Either I’m getting old and forgetful (probably), need a secretary (definitely), or I’m way behind on writing a book and that’s all my little brain can keep up with (for certain), but I did not blog any of this week’s programs! Yikes. What’s worse, I told the same story on both programs! Well, let’s hope if I start doing the

Started off with a bit of a discussion about apologetic and cultural presuppositions, and then went to the phones. First caller out of the box was James, a Roman Catholic, who clearly had a particular formulaic approach he has used to attempt to show Protestants the errors of their ways. We went back and forth for 25 minutes, and the

It is a question every generation has to face. Often. Repeatedly. And today, it is a question being brushed under the rug in the service of ecumenism and political power and cultural defense. Does Rome possess the gospel? Many on the far side of the Tiber River have concluded that while Rome gets a few things wrong, they are not

In response to Dr. James White’s comments on whether those in the Roman commmunion and in the LDS church are saved, Paul Owen responded: Mormons do NOT deny that Jesus is the God-man who died for our sins and rose again. They affirm all those points explicitly. And I see no reason to deny that many devoted followers of Christ

ABN just informed me that my opponent can’t make it tonight, so the debate on ABN has been canceled. Hopefully we can reschedule for later in April. So, we will do a Jumbo DL instead, starting at 6:30pm EDT (3:30pm PDT). I will be commenting on this article by C. Michael Patton at the start. Very troubled by it.

Today we took the time to review some issues relating to the various forms of criticism of the Bible prevalent in the West, and how these are used, and quite honestly, abused by Muslims. Then we took some calls as well. Here is a video of the teaching portion of the program prior to taking calls: