Let Earth Receive Her King!

And for Emir Caner, and of course, we’d love to hear from Ergun Caner (though rumor has it he is under orders to stay quiet—whose orders, I do not know). Dr. Caner is scheduled to teach at two upcoming conferences sponsored by Veritas Evangelical Seminary, of which Norman Geisler is Provost. The first is July 24th in Littleton, Colorado, and

Today on the Dividing Line we will continue our review of Shabir Ally’s opening statement and, if I refrain from preaching too much, should get to Sam Shamoun’s first rebuttal. The DL airs at 7pm EDT, 4pm PDT. Headed to Omaha tomorrow morning (details here). Looking forward to visiting with the brethren there in Omaha once again, but given the

The second day of debate between Dr. James White and Harold Camping of Family Radio is now available. Today Mr. Camping didn’t even attempt to interact with Dr. White’s presentation, attempting instead to teach his unusual Biblical numerology to the listeners. Day two of the debate is now available here.

Well, I try to look at it positively. My system had been upgraded from Win98 to Win2k and then WinXP. The body of data encompassed in the system registry was OLD. We found stuff in there from programs I had last used when I had hair! So when we just couldn’t find out why the new motherboard was not working,

   I’m half tempted to add a new category, “Various Illegal Activities Caught on Video” or something like that.    By my estimation our nocturnal visitor probably got himself a handful of glass for very little. I have carefully examined the video now (remotely!), and he was in the offices less than 40 seconds. Our alarm makes a horrid racket. Obviously, you

As I have much to get done between now and my flight to St. Louis (hello TSA, here I come!), I am going to drop these two items together despite the fact that they are…well, worlds apart. First, John Bugay provided some insightful commentary on the conversion syndrome today here. I was, ironically, listening briefly to “Deep in Scripture” from

   The other day I spent some time at the big chain bookstore. I usually grab a cup of coffee, and then head over to the religion section. Most of the time I’m thumbing through books on Roman Catholicism. It’s unbelievable how many books Catholic apologists and those devoted to Rome put out. Usually, the ones I want to thumb through