Critical Theory, Race, Reconciliation, then Phone Calls on Great Topics

Sorry this took so long! I’m finishing my PowerPoint presentations for tomorrow evening’s debate, and I forgot to blog the DL link. My mistake! Let’s see, discussed the upcoming debate, then played a clip from Fr. Peter Stravinskas illustrating how tradition gets in the way of exegesis, and then we took calls the last half hour. Here’s the program.  I

   I have an ambitious schedule today as I want to play comments by William Lane Craig and Kevin Harris on the subject of Mormonism and the effort to help them become, well, “more orthodox.” These comments came from the Reasonable Faith podcast of 2/16/2010. This is a classic example of abandoning a biblical paradigm, the apostolic example, and the use

Reviewed my ten days in Texas, leading up to some brief comments on the Leighton Flowers debate, and then took some calls, one of which was from someone who attended the debate itself.  The second was on the subject of the “free offer of the gospel” and what that means. Here is the YouTube link:

Some comments on how TBN is wishy-washy on the “T” in their name. (James also opens up AOL IM submissions). Caller Questions: Are Greek Orthodox our “brothers”? Why can’t we just find ecumenical common ground in “Christendom”? What are the differences in the hierarchies of the Catholics and the Greek Orthodox?