Alpha and Omega Ministries is a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
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A Little KJV Music, A Little Wild Leftism, then Trent Horne on Sola Scriptura
Had a little fun at the start of the program with a bit of KJV Only fundamentalism, talked a little bit about the left’s promises in a campaign season, and spent the majority of the time responding to Trent Horne’s “rebuttal” of Jeff Durbin’s sermon on sola scriptura. Was going to get to some more Jay Dyer material on the
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Gail Riplinger on KRDS Radio from 1993, Part III
This was the most interesting of the two programs in my opinion. Riplinger shows her utter disregard for context, logic, rationality—anything.
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A New Open Phones Format Show!
Well, let me tell you, Rich is one happy camper. He got the bright idea today, really only a few hours before we started, to use Zoom to allow folks to call in to the program today. And…it worked. So I started off with about 20 minutes or so in response to a King James Only advocate giving a completely
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A Blast from the Past: White vs. Riplinger, 1993
I started working on this last evening and got at least the first portion done today. I will post the rest of this amazing encounter over the next few weeks. Enjoy!
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Gail Riplinger: Just a Bit Afraid?
A few days ago I put Gail Riplinger’s new book on the Ministry Resource List. It is not that I take her writing seriously–no one possibly could–but people ask questions, and this topic looked like it might possibly produce more basic errors of fact than even New Age Bible Versions. So, one of our supporters attempted to purchase the book
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Future Predictions, Social Issues, Refuting Bradly Mason, Erasmus, and Steven Anderson Chapter 3
Caught up with a lot of recent developments in the decline of the West and then started looking at some material from Christian social justice advocates, including a tweet from Beth Moore, and then an article from Bradly Mason. Then we switched gears to the textual issue, looking at Erasmus’ work on the book of Revelation and the reality that
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Texe Marrs Demonstrates Yet Once Again That Facts and Logic Means Nothing When A Conspiracy Is At Stake
Some people don’t seem to mind looking silly. Comics will often employ absurdity as an agent of humor in their routines. But when a person claims to be a minister of the gospel, and yet engages in the most egregiously ridiculous thinking and arguing, something is seriously wrong. Texe Marrs has gained quite a reputation for himself over the years.
