Reference Materials for the Dividing Line …

OK, I know I have made sure this 2001 picture is no longer on our website, so how does it keep cropping up? Ack! Oh well, here’s an interesting advertisement for the upcoming ABN programs:

   This is the first part of a very brief survey of the Qur’an. In this series, I intend to provide a framework within which the Christian can study the Islamic scriptures and begin formulating his or her apologetic. In this first part, I will quickly outline the basic structure of the book. Subsequent parts will deal with how the Qur’an

Saifullah and Azmy quote the less than conservative Interpreter’s Bible in saying, “It is safe to say that there is not one sentence in the NT in which the MS tradition is wholly uniform.” This is simply untrue, and most especially in the context in which it is offered, it is grossly misleading. First, there is a vast difference between

I had not intended to utilize this material. I commented on what brought this “discussion” about right after it took place, here. This morning Mr. Gulam posted on our Facebook page a question. He asked why I was “hiding” our “debate.” Well, this isn’t a debate, of course, and we have been hiding nothing. I was given the DVD of

   If you really believe you have the truth, why do you have to kill those who speak contrary to you? Why not just demonstrate they are in error? Ask the Taliban.

Immediately after misrepresenting Sinaiticus through misrepresenting the textual variant, Bentley then simply misrepresents it by gross and unexplainable error. He begins a section where he is alleging purposeful editing of the text of a by scribes for theological reasons. He rightly notes that Westcott and Hort and Tischendorf continued to hold a high view of Scripture, and quotes W&H as

Christian Girl, Family in Pakistan Expelled over Misspelling Wild accusation of ‘blasphemy’ forces eighth-grader’s family to relocate. LAHORE, Pakistan, September 28 (CDN) — An eighth-grade student in Pakistan has been expelled from school and her family forced to relocate after the Christian girl misspelled an Urdu word, leading to accusations of “blasphemy,” sources said. In the garrison city of Abbottabad,

But now, of course, we know that such doubts once existed. James seems satisfied that when he had asked me if the New Testament writings had asserted that Jesus actually died on the cross I answered in the affirmative. He is working with only a partial recall, for my presentation and arguments throughout show that there were tell-tale signs that