James started off today commenting on the sudden death of a young woman, a mother of seven, from Apologia church. He asks for prayer for not only Apologia but specifically for the family. Then he plays a clip from a recent Reasonable Faith podcast regarding Molinism. Finally the fuller portion of Russell Moore’s interview with Andy Stanley where Andy reads a letter from a lady who now considers herself to be “a part of” Stanley’s church. The lady is an atheist.
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Today on the Dividing Line Rich decided to do an impromptu interview, sort of, regarding the tomb book, based upon the e-mails he has been receiving. After the break I sorta…rambled on about some of the current controversies about which I have said nothing since I’ve been living in a cave writing my book over the past 16 days.
I started to get into Pope Francis’ comments on Mary as co-redemptrix with Christ when I discovered that the Keynote presentation I had cued up included a picture of me and Gerry Matatics in the studio at WEZE in Boston from (someone hand me the Geritol) 1993, so I took the time to give all the background to the story.
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
We continue our review of Jack Graham’s straw-man filled, horrifically inaccurate, Dave Hunt-inspired attack upon Reformed theology today on the Dividing Line. We should have time to get to his gross misrepresentations of irresistible grace as well as his mis-citation of Matthew 23:37 (yes, same altered rendering that is so common amongst those blinded by tradition). You even get to
I intend to do another DL today from here in London. Would like to report on my debate in London last evening with Adnan Rashid (I don’t know why Adnan wasn’t smiling in this picture, as he has a wonderful smile!). We had a great and blessed time, and a good group turned out as well. I will discuss the
The tagline for the new movie Brokeback Mountain, starring Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal, is “love is a force of nature.” Unfortunately it is never explained what kind of love they are referring to. I am robbed of space to explain the entire story here. However, because of all the buzz around the Venice film festival movie, most of us
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