Another Attempt to Make Lemon Juice Out of Lemons….

As I’ve been traveling about I’ve been asked a number of times, “Where do I get your ties?” I’ve designed a few ties, some based upon ancient manuscripts, some from my fractal art, that I’ve worn in some of my debates, etc. I’ve posted this before, but we have a lot of new folks, so, here is the link to

Eddie has updated his blog with an on scene report. Click Here for the update How to help SGF

   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?

And for Emir Caner, and of course, we’d love to hear from Ergun Caner (though rumor has it he is under orders to stay quiet—whose orders, I do not know). Dr. Caner is scheduled to teach at two upcoming conferences sponsored by Veritas Evangelical Seminary, of which Norman Geisler is Provost. The first is July 24th in Littleton, Colorado, and

   The e-mails keep pouring in. Many thanks.    Our audio server site, which hosts the DL and our mp3s, crashed last night. They say they have been working on it all night, but last we checked, their work has been somewhat in vain. We hope to see it back on line soon. The joys of technology!    Finally, was reading an article

   Over the years I have certainly done my best to be consistent in examining my own traditions in the light of Scripture and encouraging others to do the same. I’ve surely ruined a lot of “good” sermons that way for many, but the long-term value is more than worth it. Two examples of the damage done by man’s traditions nullifying

First, please pray for the debate this evening on Long Island. I have found a setting on the little streaming PC that should make the audio much clearer and louder for those who will wish to listen live on the regular DL link. I should have it fired up and running by 7pm EDT (unless I have to run solely

I’ve seen a number of comments today about how this blog doesn’t have comments. That is quite true. Part of the reason is that up until December of 2004 this blog was about as old-fashioned as it could be: it was a straightforward html text file, nothing more. No RSS. Nothing. So, obviously, comments were not even an option. However,