Just back from a great evening with all the fine folks at the Founders Conference. Preached as best I know how, then did Q&A for, I think, two hours or so. Maybe less, maybe more, I’ve lost all track of time at the moment. Just a wonderful evening with great men and women of God.
Many people have asked me, “How could Ergun Caner think he would ever get away with all the tall tales he told in the pulpit?” Good question. I have no idea. If I were to make up fake Arabic while speaking before an audience (not just slaughter it, as I have in the past!), I would always be in fear
Today I started off with Osama Abdullah’s allegation that Jesus “ran” from His own creation when He fled to Egypt. Of course, He was an infant in His mother’s arms at the time, but hey, let’s not let reality get in the way of a good argument! Then we took a call on the role of presuppositions in the study
The Charge that He Could Speak Arabic When He Can’t.—He only claims to be able to speak Arabic the way most non-Arabic Muslims do. Although he was raised in Sweden by a Swedish mother, Ergun learned enough Arabic (as most Muslims do) to read the Qur’an and speak it in prayer. Please compare this excuse with the reality of each
When men no longer acknowledge their created status, the result is this. The imago Dei is more than a theological phrase. It impacts life. TexPresby’s Citation of Archibald Alexander is well worth a read.
Two months ago I posted the following video in which I ask Dr. Geisler to answer three questions. Two months have passed, and Dr. Geisler has remained silent. The game plan of those involved in the cover-up of the Ergun Caner Scandal is now clear. Taking a page directly from the political play book (that seems to be the new
Too late to do much more than post this picture of the debate at Trinity Road Chapel in London. The debate this evening was with Sami Zaatari. Mr. Zaatari was…vintage Sami, claiming victory before I even spoke, often talking about how I “failed” to do this or how he “refuted” me there, without providing any substantive scholarship. That aspect of
For over a year now we have had some wonderful ladies volunteering to scan, proofread and reformat work from the early days of Alpha and Omega Ministries. They have been pouring through a gold mine of tracts and information sheets that covered a wide variety of issues. Many are unaware that in the late 80’s and early 90’s we produced
The Southern Baptist Journal of Theology, Vol. 11, No 2 Editorial: Articulating, Defending, and Proclaiming Christ our Substitute, by Stephen J. Wellum. “A History of the Doctrine of the Atonement”, by Gregg Allison. “The Atonement in Isaiah’s Fourth Servant Song” (Isaiah 52:13-53:12), by Peter J. Gentry. “Songs of the Crucifi ed One: The Psalms and the Crucifi xion”, by Derek
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