Archive for category: The Dividing Line

Covered a bunch of stuff, starting off examining this really bad pro-homosexual argument, discussed a little about the LGBT terrorist in Washington, D.C., and then discussed the appearance of non-Trinitarian singing group PC&D at a local church (Scottsdale Bible Church) and the very odd response from the “Worship and Creative Arts Pastor” of the church. Then we moved back to

Started off with half an hour responding to one of the worst Scripture-twisting arguments offered by pro-homosexuals relating to the Centurion’s son. Then we discussed the recent fascinating edition of Justin Brierley’s Unbelievable broadcast (found here) featuring Robert Spencer and Adnan Rashid. Then we went back to responding to, and refuting, the comments of Paul Bilal Williams in his recent

Debuted our new “Radio Free San Francisco” theme today, created by Sir Barry Ladden himself, and kept moving in our examination of Harry Knox’s pro-homosexual presentation from the 2008 debate. Then, after about 45 minutes, switched over to an episode of Radio Free Damascus and began examining the presentation made by Paul Bilal Williams a few weeks ago in a

William Lane Craig responded to my criticisms of his use of Cerberus as an illustration of the Trinity on the Reasonable Faith podcast yesterday, so we played his comments and responded to them on today’s Dividing Line.

Mainly went over this article and its capitulation to the redefinition of the word “hate” as well as the entire concept of determining ethics and morality and right and wrong based upon the emotions and perceptions of people who have already proven themselves to be deeply dysfunctional in the entirety of their personal lives. I had seen the article last

Started off finishing up my response to Abdullah Kunde’s article (since he’s sort of “off line” for Ramadan, I kept it brief). Then I reviewed some comments on Jesus and homosexuality, and then interacted with Barnabas Piper’s article on why going to Chick-fil-A on Wednesday was, in his view, a “bold mistake.” I boldly disagreed. Then we moved into a

A fast moving jumbo DL today with basically two portions. In the first, I responded to this open letter on the subject of the profanation of marriage. Then we talked about this example of anti-Christian activism, and this amazing statement from the Mayor of DC. Then we moved over to a response to Tyler McNabb’s apostasy as announced on his

Back in January of 2011 I taught a module in Owensboro at the Midwest Center for Theological Studies. My primary student contact, and one of the folks who gave me transportation, took me out to eat, etc., was Justin Kline. There is video, somewhere, of his baby daughter, shall we say, burping on my shoulder. I learned only this afternoon

Started off with more reporting on the spiraling insanity and depravity of Western culture expressing itself in open hatred of Christian morality and ethics, especially in the abuse of the term “discrimination.” Then we started to take calls, and, well, though I wanted to get back to the Abdullah Kunde response, the calls kept coming and we filled up the

Started off discussing the continued moral schizophrenia of Western Culture and the continuing progression of NewSpeak, the evisceration of the language (diversity and inclusive becoming their own antonyms), and then got a few more minutes of Harry Knox’s comments covered as well. Then we shifted gears after a break and I responded to Abdullah Kunde’s article here.

OK, I was going to divide the program up evenly, with 45 minutes on each topic, but…I lost track of time and ended up going one hour on my review of Pastor Rogers’ anti-Calvinism book, and only thirty minutes finishing up listening to the cross-ex with Abdullah Kunde on Surah 5:44ff. Next week I intend to get back to the

Went for two full hours today, starting off with Pastor Rogers’ new book, Reflections of a Disenchanted Calvinist as our subject in an hour long edition of Radio Free Geneva. Then we took a break and came back with an hour long edition of Radio Free Damascus, first offering some comments on Paul Bilal Williams and his comments in last

Sorry I did not get this blogged (and nobody else thought to do it either!), but last Friday we did a special DL from Edwards, Colorado, replete with studio audience! Talked a bit at the start about cultural issues again, but then got back into Sam Zaatari’s comments in his recent debate with David Wood. I am getting backlogged with

Started off shaking my head about the amazing thuggery of the radical leftists in our culture who can get away with attacking Brad Pitt’s mother for daring to have an opinion other than their own. Then we moved into a brief discussion of the seemingly genetic inconsistency of the leading Islamic apologists today and their fascination with liberal scholarship–at least,

A few seconds ago, on the Dividing Line, Dr. White referred to a set of lectures on the reliability of Scripture. As Dr. White originally wrote, back in August, 2011: This morning I listened, for the 2nd time, to a 3 1/2 hour seminar recorded in Scotland, I believe, in Edinburgh. The presenters (the audio file did a horrible job

I was joined by my good friend Michael Brown on today’s edition of The Dividing Line as we discussed his new book, The Real Kosher Jesus. Of course we wandered off topic a few times, and took some good calls at the end as well, but mainly we focused on the book, and especially the portion dealing with the Jewish

Pressed on with some discussion of the homosexual agenda from current news, then got a little farther in our Harry Knox review. Then took a call at the end of the hour on the subject of our federal headship in Adam and in Christ, which took us about ten minutes long.

Started off the first half of a 90 minute program reviewing the incredible behavior of the students who attended the Douglas Wilson presentation at the University of Indiana, Bloomington, commenting on the incredibly hypocritical nature of the “inclusive/diversity” crowd (who are neither inclusive, nor supportive of diversity). Played a few audio clips from the audience questions, and then commented on

It was the quintessential example of why we do Radio Free Geneva: a very popular speaker, a huge dose of tradition, a truckload of ignorance, and in this case, a barrel full of anger, all producing a twelve minute long rant “warning” the members of Fellowship Church against that horrible different gospel of Calvinism. It took 90 minutes to work

Well, the Ed Young rant was just too amazing to pass up. So we will do an RFG today to address this recent sermon from Young where he really goes after “Reformed theology.” Join us today at 2pm EDT, 11am PDT!

We got our phone system repaired and installed! Yeah! So, started off with a quick review of a recent debate on annihilationism, then took calls. The first two were on the same subject, so we covered a lot of ground on the topic today. The last call was on dealing with Jehovah’s Witnesses, especially in reference to Colossians 1:15.

Our phone system is back in operation! I will have a few opening comments and then please, por favor, help me make it through the rest of the DL (as I am in a hotel room doing this via Skype!) with your phone calls at 877-753-3341! Join us in just a few moments!

Today I launched into a discussion of the background of the term “secularism” and the fact that today’s aggressive version, which has infected Western culture, is totalitarian in nature. There can be no neutrality from its view, or ours. I then walked through a graphic blog presentation of why we should adopt homosexual marriage.

Today on the Dividing Line we discussed the ever increasing attacks upon our freedoms—religious freedoms and freedoms of speech—and the growing threat of state-sponsored secularism. We played a clip from this morning’s “The Briefing” with Dr. Albert Mohler where he discussed the New Mexico case where once again the homosexual lobby is using the cooperation of the secular left to

Started off with an impromptu Radio Free Damascus, debuting our newly made theme song! Spent half an hour continuing our examination of Abdullah Kunde’s comments from the 2012 debate. Then we moved on to respond to this particular video clip: We then concluded with a brief review of Carrie Underwood’s endorsement of the redefinition of marriage.

James started off commenting on a section from Calvary Chapel’s Pastor’s Perspective program then briefly takes on some comments on the Catholic Answers Forums. The second half of the program continues the review of the Cebalo-Kunde debate.

Moving the program up an hour and going for 90 minutes, including a review of a recent call on the Pastor’s Perspective program from Calvary Chapel. Join us!

Our ISP once again chose the most unusual time to give us issues, so we had a lot of coming and going as far as the stream was concerned, but we managed to get through the program anyway. Covered…a lot of stuff. Talked a bit about the Called to Confusion blog, Carl Trueman’s article today, how to record books to

Pastor Joseph LoSardo of Bread of Life Fellowship in Wayne, New Jersey has begun a sermon series on First Corinthians. Click here to listen to his first sermon (Sunday, June 03, 2012).

Always a pleasure to have my good friend and brother in the Lord Michael Brown on The Dividing Line (even when we were debating each other!). Today we did a 90 minute program on a topic I have wanted to do for a long time, Isaiah 53. I hope to have this program posted as a stand-alone mp3 for distribution