Nailed by the Monsoon

Here is a paper by Dr. Rodney Decker titled “The Rehabilitation of Heresy: ‘Misquoting’ Earliest Christianity.” The paper was presented in July of this year at a faculty summit. Decker is professor of NT and Greek at Baptist Bible Seminary, Clark Summit PA. Here is also a psuedo-response and a formal response by Andy Hudson.

   The pre-publication price on Pulpit Crimes from Solid Ground has only a few days left on it, so grab it while you can, and, while you are running by the website, take advantage of their sale running through 10/31. And, if you think that is a Halloween sale, well, you need to buy many more books from them, like, on

I hope those who have an interest in the truth regarding the lies of Ergun Caner, and his allies and supporters, have taken the time to archive the videos that are currently available on line, before this happens to them: This particular video is the very definition of “Fair Use,” as, Lord willing, we will prove, very carefully. In fact,

I am uncertain how many times I’ve said this, but I’ll say it again: there are lots of fine professors, scholars, and students, at Liberty University. Lots of godly men and women, lots of dedicated students. Even a lot of Calvinists, believe it or not (who, in God’s sovereign providence, are learning patience the hard way). So I found it

Just got a note from the folks at Solid Ground, who have been putting out all these great books of late, saying they are holding a quick, and I do mean quick, one day sale to try to generate some income to help cover a 2004 tax bill (golly, tomorrow is April 15th!). Some pretty deep reductions on certain books,

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

   Settling in now that I’ve arrived in Brisbane. Conference starts tomorrow, and I have some work to do between now and then, so I will have to make this brief.    Had a great day in Sydney yesterday. Hopefully when I get back I’ll be able to carve out some time before my next event to sit down and really thank