A Wish List at Solid Ground Books?

I know lots of folks would like to make the debate in Florida but just can’t get away. #10 There is one young man who has been a great asset to me in preparation for this debate. He knows the textual critical field very well, and is one of my Team Apologian bloggers. But being your standard seminary student, he

Let me warn you ahead of time: Profane people use profanity. They sort of go together, and I am not talking about Doug Wilson, either. I listened to these videos today on my ride. Despite the profanity, I would recommend them to the person serious about monitoring the spiraling collapse of Western culture’s morality and ethics. I will be discussing

The Internet is such a huge “place.” It takes forever to clean up evidences of your past—if you are trying to do that, anyway. I was just referred to this press release on Ergun Caner’s own website (better click fast, it will be gone before long!). Note this further example of the mysterious “misstatement” that Ergun Caner seemed to me

The local Lynchburg paper called to get a comment on the action of Liberty in not renewing Ergun Caner’s contract as Dean of the seminary, but in extending a one-year teaching contract to him. The reporter indicated that he is not expecting further details from Liberty. He asked questions, such as who was on the committee, etc., but they declined

We Skyped the DL today, as I am in Florida. Rattled around a bit for the first 15 minutes, then got into playing part of the Unbelievable radio discussion between Peter Williams and Bart Ehrman, took a call on the same topic as well. We intend to attempt to do a DL sometime Friday, but I will be at sea,

This was just reported by the News and Advance out of Lynchburg: Liberty University announced today that Ergun Caner will no longer be dean of the university’s Baptist Theological Seminary. After an investigation conducted by four members of Liberty’s Board of Trustees, the university said it found that Caner has made “factual statements that are self-contradictory” concerning “dates, names and

On the positive side: preached on 1 Cor. 1:17/1 Cor. 2:1-5 last evening at PRBC (listen/download).     On the positive side: rode 27.6 miles this morning, first time on the major roads (because it’s a holiday!). Felt great to climb Thunderbird hill again (top end of 59th Ave. for those who know the area). Hadn’t seen that heart rate in