An Encouraging Note

An honest iniquiry about Dr. White’s blog statement: I wanted to illustrate that simply taking the Qur’an as the final authority without recognizing that it is not mubinun, “clear” or “perspicuous,” on so many points (and this is one of the most vital assertions it makes, in denying the atonement of Christ!) leads to irrationality.” How does this claim of

From the mail-bag: FOLLOW-UP on Revisiting the Norman Geisler/Chosen But Free/Potter’s Freedom Issue: Even you said JAmes “Unregenerate man is FULLY CAPABLE of UNDERSTANDING the facts of the Gospel”. If a man is FULLY CAPABLE of UNDERSTANDING then unregenerate man (all men)are FULLY CAPABLE of “listening and learning” from the Father as Jn. 6:45b says. Revisiting the Norman Geisler/Chosen But

4) First, it is a very long stretch to identify the position of Shebna/Eliakim as a definitional characteristic of the Davidic kingdom. The reference is post-Davidic to begin with: can something that cannot be traced to David be definitional of the Davidic kingdom? Next, there is no indication that this is a divine institution. Further, not only is Shebna removed

A couple of points regarding your commentary on Ignatius. I find your arguments on Ignatius’ conception of the Eucharist to be very poor and entirely unconvincing.    I’m sorry to hear that, but, since I provided extensive background information, put his statement in the context provided by his own pen, and you refuse to allow for that, who is actually guilty

This is in response to Mr. Kenney’s July 25th letter, found here. It seems he decided to try to out do Boston with his invective and intolerance. And people say there is no anti-Christian sentiment being expressed! Amazing. Mr. Kenney: Two thousand years ago a man named Jesus lived and taught amongst the Jewish people. He was asked one day

“if any man thirsts let him come unto me and drink.” You really expect us to believe that God is talking to regenerate men here because it is only they who can thirst spiritually speaking?.Come now James if this is yor best answer then your pretty desperate. Your pulling the cart before the horse…assuming calvinistic dogma before it has been

Dear Mr White I am a young pastor. I was raised by a Calvinist father until he fell away from the faith. As a late teen I turned to Christ after years of hedonistic living and repented of my sins and sin wile trusting in Christ. I have continued to this day for 12 years and have seen God move

James, you state that the vast majority of Catholics don’t believe a document you provide a link to. I am appalled. How can you make a claim that over 700 million Catholics don’t believe this? Did you interview every single one of them? How dare you write these words to justify your twisted view of the Catholic Church. How dare