Finishing Up the MCTS Podcasts…With Some Fun

Many joke that the calendar page at aomin.org is normally more of a history page, and for years, that was quite true. But I’ve tried recently to keep it somewhat up-to-date, and tonight I got it caught up for the Spring and into early Summer. The result is simply daunting, as you can see. Starting in February it’s back on

Norman Geisler has posted a statement that, though unsigned, is supposed to represent a statement from Kregel Publications. It is the standard party-line statement, but it includes this amazing line: “Moreover, evidence presented on anti-Caner Web sites, such as the legal documents related to his parents’ divorce proceedings, confirm that his father was a devout Muslim who did his utmost

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

   Evidently I cut and paste the wrong embedding codes a few months back for the Khalid Yasin video, and ended up repeating myself. I guess I might have been trying to avoid posting the actual first video since people made fun of my bright shirt! But, here’s the actual first part of the Khalid Yasin series; the one that posted

Reformed Baptist Preaching (Hebrews 4:1-11): Non-Reformed Baptist preaching (Ergun Caner at Thomas Road Baptist Church this past summer).

   Over the past few months as I have traveled and spoken in various places, one particular hymn has popped up repeatedly in the selections. And in case you have noticed that I don’t exactly sing it out, there’s a reason. Read it for yourself, not as it appears in Protestant hymnals today, but as it was originally written by Frederick

I am speaking again this morning so I have to be brief. Just wanted to thank all the Lord’s people for their prayers for last night’s debate with Dr. Robert Price here in Tampa. I could not imagine how the debate could have gone any better than it did. I knew Bob Price would be a personable fellow in conversation,

Dr. Geisler provided a number of items of response in his “defense” of Dr. Ergun Caner. I’d like to highlight a few additional items that Dr. Geisler seems to have overlooked. These are some troubling issues in addition to the many that Dr. Geisler identified. I don’t know whether Dr. Geisler’s “defense” of Dr. Caner intentionally omitted these, or he