Blogspotting: A Burning Passion

   A number of years ago I wrote an article for an online journal. A few years later they removed this article, for unknown reasons, so I reposted it. As I read new converts to Rome glibly repeating the same shallow, circular arguments about sola scriptura, I am reminded of how important it is to think clearly on this topic, and

On December 12 I annouced the annual conference of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. At that time, the brochure was at the printer. Now, you can access the brochure, schedule, registration (not live yet), and anything else you want to know about the conference, by clicking this site http://www.gpts.edu/conference. I look forward to seeing some of you there. I will be

I have been informed that some students think I am “lying” about Ergun Caner’s comment that I posted last night from Twitter. I’m not sure how you “lie” about someone when you quote their entire comment. Surely, a “tweet” has little context, but I think I know Caner’s context (here’s proof). But as I have read the argument (which, ironically,

While there is nothing on the GPTS website yet, the brochure is at the printers and being sent out. So, I guess it is safe to post the following information: Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary will hold their annual conference March 9-11, 2010 at Woodruff Road Presbyterian Church, Simpsonville, SC. Below is a list of topics (in order) and speaker: “Englishing

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

Just a quick note as I try to get caught up from my Atlanta trip. Met some great folks, even a few folks from channel. Here’s a little picture. From left to right, using our IRC nicks (to protect the not-so-innocent) we have redgoatee, RDD, DrOakley, johnMark, and XB6. skyman drove down with his lovely wife, but didn’t hang around

The patient people of the Phoenix Reformed Baptist Church endured the “second string” (i.e., Pastor Fry was on vacation) this past Lord’s Day. I spoke from John 8:21-59 in the AM (save) and PM (save) services. Topics addressed included false faith, man’s inabilities, Christ’s deity, and the sacred cow of libertarian freedom (the denial of which prompted the transformation of

   Greetings from somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico. Though our first night was pretty rough (high seas due to high winds) we are all doing well here on the Veedam. I have already spoken three times, Steve Camp has spoken as well. Tonight there is a panel discussion. We have 149 folks in our group, meaning more than 1 out