The Twitter Mob Doubles Down on Dishonesty, Genesis 50 and Compatibilism

Remember the recent Dividing Line featuring Gerry Matatics and Eric Svendsen? (For those who do not, the blog archive has some notes on it, and you can listen and get the background by clicking here). Given Gerry’s world-famous sense of humor, evidenced by his telling the joke about the day they were going to stone the woman taken in adultery,

Started out with a period of mourning for the demotion of Tim Staples from one of the “Church’s foremost Biblical scholars” to just “a top apologist.” We are still pondering whether we should send a dozen Tulips as a consolation prize. Then we looked at Hamza Yusuf repeating the “Nicea set the canon” myth, and then played a random clip

Just a few comments on the upcoming debate and then more from Dr. Davis on Calvinism. Here’s the program.

Spent the first fifteen minutes discussing the big story in the news today, the utter audacity of a leading military general in the United States—he has morals! We watch those who would deny us the right to say “homosexuality is wrong” writhing in anguish at the continued existence (by God’s grace) of men and women in our society who still

Tomorrow we will move the DL from 2pm EDT to 7pm EDT. I’m heading to Tampa on Wednesday, speaking Thursday and Friday in Brandon, flying red-eye back, and then flying to Southern California for a big Reformed Baptist gathering on the Lord’s Day in celebration of the Reformation. I’ll be speaking about six times over the course of this trip

Was going to jump back into the Paul Williams material but, instead, I took the time to look at Hadith Qudsi 36 and ended up doing an entire hour on using these stories from Islamic history and lore as a means of opening up an opportunity for the presentation of the Gospel. Here’s where you can read Hadith Qudsi 36.