Went 135 minutes today (hence the “uber-mega” designation) covering two primary topics: sola scriptura defined and defended against a recent attack upon it by Karlo Broussard of Catholic Answers (first 90 minutes), and then a “live” review of a new video against the deity of Christ from a Muslim perspective (link). A lot of foundational, basic teaching today that we think is very, very important for all believers!
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We would once again like to thank John Samson for filling in for James over the last two weeks. Today John concludes his TULIP presentation with a focus on the Cross. Here is the YouTube link:
Started off with the tremendous danger of the current push to establish a global “pandemic authority” by treaty that would basically (I know this sounds crazy but…it isn’t) made Bill Gate king of the world. Seriously, whether your three year old child would have to be injected with untested, dangerous potions would be decided by someone five thousand miles away
Another eclectic discussion today, starting with “calciumboy’s” response to me on the Ankerberg stuff, then moving on to some comments by Jamal Badawi in his debate with Rittenhouse in Southern California last week, then going back to the Tim Staples/total depravity clip from last week.
I was looking over Evan May’s blog this morning when I ran across a link to some comments posted by John Loftus on the “Debunking Christianity” blog. I noted with some humor the presence of Dan Barker as one of the contributors to that blog. I will never forget the radio programs I did with Barker, both by phone and
While believers were attempting to explain the concept of substitutionary atonement, penal satisfaction, etc., to an atheist, good ol’ Paul Owen, former (sorry, not enough room to fill this list in anymore), pops in to help out: I don’t agree with “penal substitution” because God would simply not punish His Son for the sins of others. Christ was given up
Christian-Muslim Debate Who Is God? The Trinity and Tawhid Reverend Tony Costa and Imam Habeeb Ali Thursday, June 11, 2009 7:00 pm North American Muslim Foundation 4140 Finch Avenue Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
Over the last couple of blog entries, I have briefly examined the doctrine of Qadar, or Predestination, in Islam. In the first article, I defined the doctrine as taught in the Qur’an and the Hadith. Then, in the second, I presented Dr. Norman Geisler’s critique of the doctrine from his Arminian viewpoint, and also offered an analysis of this approach,
Yes indeed, a first…a jumbo DL including a Radio Free Geneva segment and a Radio Free Damascus segment! Started off, though, throwing Rich a curve—skipping the intro music and just making some comments on the Catholic Answers “no, you didn’t force us to make that debate available” silliness. Then a few words on the Pope and redemption, and then we
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