Sorry This is Late…

For those in the great state of Georgia (and surrounding areas), you might be very interested in attending the Greer-Heard Forum February 3-4, 2006, featuring William Dembski and Michael Ruse on the topic of Intelligent Design. Here’s the link.     I’m reviewing a manuscript for an upcoming book so that I can write an endorsement for it (more when it

Recently Shabir Ally posted the following as part of his response to our debate in Seattle: Did Jesus Really Say, “Do this in remembrance of me!”?    These words are attributed to Jesus in the Bible in Luke’s Gospel 22:19b-20: “Do this in remembrance of me!” In this way, we learn, Jesus instituted the regular observance of the Eucharist, the use

We will do the DL via Skype again, this time from Boulder, Colorado, Friday morning at the regular AM time (11am MST). We will continue and maybe finish up our current study of the Predestination sermon by Ron Armstrong of Cornerstone Community Church. Also, please note that I will be speaking on the reliability of the New Testament text at

I just finished a new donations page that simplifies the process. Check it out here.

   Very excited, but very busy. I think I will make my self-imposed deadline, and seeing the book taking form is very exciting.    For those who have written e-mails to me asking for details on upcoming trips, etc. Book or e-mails. Book wins. Hopefully by the end of the week.    Here’s enough evidence, for anyone who still cares, of why the

The Charge that Caner could not have Offered his Muslim Prays in the School Bathroom as he said he did.—This was neither a shameful or unacceptable practice for Muslims, as some critics claim.  The Islamic Hadith allows it, and it is done by devout Muslims to this day as has been pointed out by former Muslim Hussein Wario (www.husseinwario.com). It

Tom Chantry has provided a rather lengthy, but very well written and thoughtful discussion of the Ergun Caner situation. Unlike most of what you read in the blogosphere, it has flow and style. You can start here, but be prepared to do something early 21st century people rarely do: invest more than 45 seconds on one topic! Chantry nails the