Spent the first 45 minutes on an interview Dr. Michael Licona did recently, discussing the centrality of theology to apologetic methodology. Then briefly discussed a recent statement by the Pope.
Here is the YouTube link:
We launched into our on-line Christology lecture today, covering such things as the Athanasian Creed, the Symbol of Chalcedon, Apollinarianism, Eutychianism, Nestorianism, etc., over the course of about two hours and twenty five minutes. I truly hope the program will be educational and edifying for those who take the time to listen. Not your normal Christian podcasting, but then again,
Over the years I have often surprised people by asserting that there is one passage of Scripture that is so clear, so perspicuous, that I have never seen a meaningful, coherent, contextually-based interpretation of it that does not teach with clarity the glorious freedom of God in the salvation of His elect people. That passage is John 6:35-45. This passage formed
Yes, Steve Ray spelled it “Dillusional,” though I suspect he meant “Delusional.” But what is the basis for Ray’s complaint? Ray quotes Spurgeon as saying: It seems odd, that certain men who talk so much of what the Holy Spirit reveals to themselves, should think so little of what he has revealed to others. Ray does not provide the context.
Was going to spend the whole time going through quotes from A Different Jesus? but forgot to sorta announce that we wouldn’t take calls, so, we took calls anyway. Made for a little bit of a roller-coaster, topic wise, but hey, you’ll survive. Good calls and my meanderings about Mormonism and the like, found here.
As I have been speaking a lot lately on “New Perspectivism”, I thought I would share a thought that I was developing while speaking on the subject briefly in St. Paul, Minnesota over the weekend. First, as I was flying up there, I had been giving thought to how NPism “flattens out” some of the most precious and full truths
I honestly thought it would take about fifteen minutes to cover this three minute video. I was, uh, wrong. Big time. Took the entire hour. But, I wanted to respond to the comments made by Dr. Drew and his panelists (especially when one of them said I was insane) and hopefully in so doing demonstrate the utter emptiness of the
Started off with a pretty amazing clip from Jimmy Akin that we could very accurately dub, “We Don’t Need No Stinking Bible Verses!” Very interesting commentary. Then we took calls on predestination and election and Islam! I also discussed Randall Terry and the liberal Catholic Church in the US.
Ninety minutes today (with a few interruptions by a WILD line of thunderstorms that blew in on us) finishing up our response to David Allen’s three blog posts (one 11k long article) on Romans 8:31-34. More in-depth exegesis along with theology. Enjoy!
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