If you read my response to Ergun Caner’s 2/25/2010 statement you will find a link to his website. If you click on that link you will now get a 404 screen, just like when you click on the Bio link at the top of the page. Simple site maintenance? Or retrenching in hope to ride out the storm? Let’s hope someone in leadership realizes questions of truth always remain forefront for followers of Christ.
Carla has put together a new graphic that I think a number of folks are going to like, and given how many people mention the Dividing Line when I travel, this might be one you want to get in sticker form so you can advertise around town, on your notebook at school, whatever. Carla tells me Katy came up with
I know, I know, I’m a geek. On many levels. Fractals and gadgets and cycling and all that, I know. So some of you know that I’ve gotten into creating special ties for major debates. I designed a tie for the Ehrman debate featuring P52. Another for my debate with Shabir Ally on the prophecies of Jesus in the Old
As noted on our calendar page (but, since most ignore it): January 24th The Masters Series in Christian Thought 2005Hope Chapel, Hermosa Beach 2420 Pacific Coast Hwy Hermosa Beach, CA 310-374-4673 This series began on January 10th with Dr. William Lane Craig addressing the uniqueness of Christian claims. Last week, January 17th, radio host and Presbyterian elder Hugh Hewitt spoke
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,
For my tenth consecutive year I will be visiting the brethren at the Covenant of Grace Church in St. Charles, Missouri, beginning Thursday evening, 7pm. We have tried, a number of times, to arrange for a debate there, but can’t find opponents. So, I will be playing clips from the folks we can’t get to debate the subject, and responding
The printing press revolutionized apologetics. Suddenly it became possible for books to be widely disseminated with a relatively small expense. Today, the Internet has reduced that expense even further. As with the printing press, the blessings are mixed. The technological advances make defending the faith easier, but they also making attacking the faith easier. Apologetics remains important — and the
Every now and then I like to remind our critics of how the doctorate issue began. The first post in this series was by Dr. White who was the first to raise the issue, (early to mid 1998). We have never hidden this from anyone but have yet to have a single critic actually interact with Dr. White’s reasoning for
And the current #prosapologian poll is: Amillennial: 58% Historic Pre-Millennial 31% Post-Millennial Non-Reconstructionist 3% Post-Millennial Reconstructionist: 3% Pre-Trib, Pre-Millennial Dispensationalist: 3%
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