Two Programs on Iron Sharpens Iron

Our chat channel, #prosapologian, is the busiest channel in the Starlink-IRC network. You’ve heard a lot about it on The Dividing Line. I thought I’d share some comments that go scrolling by the screen with those of you who are not channel rats. This morning, for example… I think as postmodernism and its gaggle of children spread ever

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

We do not know why the newest update of FireFox (1.0.1) has decided to completely mess up the margins on this blog. Everything worked just fine in 1.0.0, and still works fine in IE. We’ve had our “geeks” look it over. We changed nothing, it is something in FireFox itself. I love FireFox, but it is a bit annoying when

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

I am on my way to London and am blogging via my BlackBerry at the gate at the airport. We extend our condolences to the family of Jerry Falwell, the members of TRBC, and the Liberty University family upon Dr. Falwell’s passing. May we all learn to number our days and redeem the time for indeed our lives are like

The Charge that no Knowledgeable Muslim Would Mis-cite the Hadith as Caner Did.—It is charged that Caner often cites the Hadith without mentioning the actual name of the collection.  But, as even Muslim scholars admit, there is no “official” way to cite the Hadith.  It is often cited without reference to the collection.  Just as the citation of the hadith

There are few pieces of music more stirring, more beautiful, more exalting than Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus. So to have it sung, by surprise (at least for most shoppers) by chorus members mingling amongst them accompanied by a beautiful pipe organ—well, this is definitely special. Thanks to KG for the link: