Witnessing to Mormons, part 5

I resisted the temptation to comment on the election on the DL today, as there is so much that could be observed, but instead stuck to our review of the Licona/Martin dialogue on whether Jesus recognized His own deity. I think this is an important exercise in examining the presuppositions of what is truly “worldly wisdom.”

As I told Rich, I had not given it a single thought since last Thursday. Too focused on the Apocrypha to do much else right now. So I apologize that we didn’t do the long-distance DL this morning. We are having transportation problems as it is, so it is next to impossible to schedule anything anyway. Don’t forget the debate

We did another Jumbo DL, covering our three debates, and making good progress toward finishing the Fernandes/Comis debate! Sorry about being slow in getting it blogged, as I left right after the program and just now got back home. Remember, the format for the shows is always the same, so you do not need to wait for me to blog

James returns from his trip to London to South Africa, back to London and then back home by way of Belfast whirlwind tour. After giving us an overview of the events he then turned his attention on present matters. First a reply to Steve Camp’s criticism of debating Muslims from his Facebook page. Then a reply to Mike Licona’s “calling

Continued both the Ehrman and Deedat responses and took a phone call on whether we should write letters to the editor in response to false teachings appearing in publications. Here’s the program.