Rich leads a roundtable discussion, covering historic roots of Mormon theology in Joseph Smith’s Vision and the King Follett discourse, compared to the monotheism seen throughout Scripture.
One caller asked about the priesthood, and another asked why AO would say bad things about the LDS.
In a Radio Free Geneva today we examined, and refuted, Kerrigan Skelly’s vain attempt to break the Golden Chain of Redemption in Romans 8:28-30. Here is the YouTube link:
Great calls on the program today, followed by an examination of some comments in the Hitchens/D’Souza/Prager debate from 2008.
James White debates Richard Hopkins on the history and biblical nature of constructing and need for Temples in the New Testament. Given the LDS emphasis on temple work this is a very important subject for reaching LDS people.
Woops, forgot to provide the link to yesterday’s DL! My apologies. Played clips from Tim Staples once again proving he functions on the basis of sola ecclesia and also noting the fact that Rome’s apologists do not tend to worry themselves about advancing and improving their apologetic arguments, then a clip from Dr. Davis on Acts 13:48 and how tradition
Three topics today: first, a clear, unambiguous statement (again) that I do not, and never have, held to any form of EFS/ERAS theology, and if anyone tells you otherwise, they don’t know what they are talking about. Second, is it “every Scripture is God-breathed” or “every God-breathed Scripture is profitable”? And why does it matter? And third, are present tense
Started off the program with a look at James 3 in light of the arrival of 2020 and the challenges we will be facing therein. Moved on to discuss the totalitarian Left and its attack upon everything that is godly and true. We connected this to the recent “trans-gender” decision in the UK. Then we discussed Pope Francis’ comments about
Started off with a Meme Theology segment looking at a Roman Catholic meme discussing authority and history, then moved on to an article pretending to compare the Old and New Testaments with the Qur’an regarding violence, based upon textual “data mining,” and then returned to examining the Wael Ibrahim/Lincoln Loo debate. But then someone tweeted the newest Kent Hovind video
I started off with a half hour monologue on being of two minds as a Christian, specifically, the conflict that many of us experience in possessing knowledge of “natural science” and the like, and yet seeking to have a Christian worldview that honors God’s revelation and is whole and complete and pleasing to Him. Some folks will find the discussion
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