A Wonderful Sermon

   One of my RSS feeds is Bill Dembski’s Uncommon Descent. This morning he has linked to a very well done spoof of Richard Dawkins, The Dawkins Delusion. I am now convinced that Dawkins does not exist, how about you?

My quote on this shirt is hardly unique. But it sure is becoming more rare. In any case, here is the link. I apologize for the quiet blog, but most of you know why. I will see if it is possible to drop a note after the debate this evening just to give you a quick summary, but I have

Early this AM (and when you are on PDT and you fly to EDT, 5AM is actually 2AM, so the term “early” takes on new meaning) I got up so I could head up to the graduation ceremonies of a small Christian school in upstate New York. It was an honor to speak, if only briefly, at the graduation. So

Here’s The Link Katrinacus Rex

James White the Pinhead    I was pointed to this great article by Frank Luciani about me. I’m a pinhead, and a used car salesman, all rolled into one. Of course, anyone who actually listens to what I say, or accurately reads me, will have a hard time taking Mr. Luciani seriously, but…it is illustrative of how deeply tradition can impact

   The poor American who claims to be a hostage in Canada (have you noticed that everyone you meet from Canada says they are not, in fact, Canadian?) has put together a second “Theology Matters” graphic. You can see it in full size by visiting her store here. You can get coffee mugs and stuff, too. I have to admit, it

   Just a couple of quick notes. We will be continuing our review of the 1993 sola scriptura debate on the Dividing Line tomorrow. I have to chuckle when I see people commenting on the video, “Hey, let it go! It was 15 years ago!” The double standards are amazing. Madrid is free to make claims about the debate that simply

Heads up! Bart Ehrman will be on Issues Etc. today at 3:05pm. Here is the link. Watch for differences between the light, breezy confidence found in his statements on the NPR interviews and today’s program. He surely knows he is in a different context than the ultra-liberal context of NPR. Update: OK, sorry, the website said 3:05, but now it