Greetings From Long Island!

   With the morning Bible Study and both services tomorrow, followed by a morning flight out, through Charlotte, to London, basically wiping Monday out, getting me in only hours before I speak at the School of Theology on Tuesday, I have a feeling I won’t be blogging for a while. Lord willing I may–and I emphasize may–get a chance to put

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   What a wintery day here in Phoenix! A storm snuck up on us (the weather forecasters were talking about sunshine and a high of 61 right up to when the storm hit!). It’s a drizzly 44! But I love it.    Anyway, two quick notes. First, there is a religion forum co-hosted by the Washington Post and Newsweek, and here you

   I have an odd request to make of our readers. I would imagine there are some who follow this blog who know what I mean when I speak of using Unicode as the new standard for Greek fonts in typesetting. And I would imagine a few know that you can’t just switch over from older, proprietary fonts, to Unicode. It

   I’m on the road again, but I’m not speaking anywhere. I’m actually off studying. Don’t want to get too specific, but yes, it has to do with Islam. But, I should still have net access, so I will keep plugging away here.    Haven’t seen how we can exegete Romans 5:1 via the “mind of the Church” yet, and, to be

There is a single item on the MRL right now, but it’s one that has become needed suddenly in light of totally unexpected circumstances, to be sure. Seems I will be engaging in a debate on the subject in December, but, with London and South Africa and Canada taking up all of October, I need to be working “way ahead

Here’s a shocker: Kevin Johnson over at ReformedCatholicism.com actually liked a recent entry I wrote for Team Apologian. I would like to put forth a point of correction and clarification. Johnson notes, “We’ve been attacked before by James White, Swan, and others for stopping just short of the Tiber and not stepping on to the firm rich soil that leads

Of course, other things could intrude upon my thinking between now and then, but right now, there are a few items I want to get to. First an announcement, secondly a humorous item, finally a really important item. Next Wednesday I will be joining Michael Brown on his radio program. No, no debates this time: they have recently gone on