TurretinFan will join me again this evening at 5:30pm EST to continue our review of, and response to, Jason Stellman’s appearance on the Called to Confusion webcast. Make sure to join us then!
Had another net issue today, but got everything recorded anyway. Talked a bit about the old “Jews are behind everything” stuff, looked at an example of sacralism in the martyrdom of a young baptist man by Reformed authorities, and then spent just a few minutes looking at a comment from Leighton Flowers.
Mike O’Fallon tells me we have been able to extend the super low rates on our cruise through August 8th, if they are paid in full up front. Remember, this still costs less than visiting a theme park for a week, and though the thrill of a roller coaster is not included, this has far better food, and something called
Dr. White explains how his debate with Richard Hopkins started late, with an opponent that did not understand Reformed Theology or the use of a Greek lexicon very well. The “mainstreaming” of the LDS image leads to less debating and lower quality responses to Dr. White’s book Letter to a Mormon Elder. A caller asks about Roman Catholicism in relation
It’s been quite the day today (dock workers strike, stock market, Iran attacking Israel), so I pondered a bit about the flood of information that comes at us, now instantly, and how that was not the case only a few decades ago. We talked about the need to form, and practice, a Christian worldview in these very challenging times. Then
We had another jumbo show today. Dr. White addressed a recent ‘Calvinism Dialogue’ at Southwestern Theological Seminary and the comments made from both sides. While he had hoped to fit in more from Bashir Varnia he decided to keep going with reviewing Jerry Walls’ presentation on calvinism and concluded it.
Back from Toronto, just trying to catch up on “life” today. On Tuesday’s Dividing Line I wish to continue looking at Ahmed Deedat’s attempt to find Muhammad in John 14 and 16, but I was thinking that sometimes the “Deedat Effect” gets lost when I start and stop his presentation and point out all the errors in the process. So,
For those who might be looking to get some needed credits in your continuing education, or who just wish to further your studies, I will be teaching Special Studies in Philosophy–Christian Apologetics, a 2-hour graduate level course for the Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary during Jan term, 1/2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 11 and 12, 5:15 to 9:05pm. The class
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