Catching Up on the Revolution

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,

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.

Sorry about the technical issues today folks.  Had some uber geeks in the office recently and, well, geeks play with things.  But as I say, if it ain’t broke…  Anyway, briefly noted the split amongst Calvary Chapel churches, and then spent some time (interrupted by technical issues) on the prologue of John and the Incarnation, then finished up with a

Having taken a number of calls the past few programs, I settled down to work on some comments by Jamal Badawi in a debate on the deity of Christ. Spent the entire hour responding to his comments. Should that cause you to skip over the program, remember that the arguments he presented were parallel to arguments used by many opponents