255 search results for: Ergun Caner

I was just directed to the speaker’s page for the 25th Annual Pastor’s Conference at the First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, which begins January 28th. Notables speaking there include Ah Mohler and Mark Dever. And Ergun and Emir Caner. And what do you see when you click on Ergun Caner’s bio link? Yes, I know…someone just cut and pasted from

Headed to Kentucky for the Polemics class, so while I’m on my way, I thought I’d link up a Bible Study and two sermons from SermonAudio that were just now posted. Hope they are useful and edifying! I am going to do my best to make this the only time I even deign to make note of one of Islam’s

Two months ago I posted the following video in which I ask Dr. Geisler to answer three questions. Two months have passed, and Dr. Geisler has remained silent. The game plan of those involved in the cover-up of the Ergun Caner Scandal is now clear. Taking a page directly from the political play book (that seems to be the new

One of the most troubling pictures I have seen in the Ergun Caner Scandal, and the following Evangelical Cover Up, is that of Ergun Caner lecturing to a room full of military personnel. I assumed, from the start, that he was lying to them about growing up in Turkey, being trained in jihad, etc., and I was right. Jason Smathers

First, the last lower res pic from my riding phone—a new phone (still cheap enough to be taken on rides) with a 5.1 megapixel camera arrives today. This is eastbound on CareFree Highway at 5:43am, not quite half way through a 62.11 mile ride (fellow cyclists will recognize the distance: 100km, a “metric century”). Very odd weather we are having

As I have pointed out a number of times, the small cadre of Caner defenders seem to be drawn from the same circle of influence defined by Liberty University, Veritas Evangelical Seminary, etc. Yesterday on the Dividing Line I pointed out another connection that exists between one of the most emotional, vitriolic, and simply irrational of Ergun Caner’s defenders, Tim

I had missed this official statement from Veritas Evangelical Seminary regarding Ergun Caner. It concludes by saying, Since Dr. Caner’s conversion testimony was validated, he was not charged with any legal, moral, mal-intent, or theological heresy, only “misstatements” (common to all speakers, for which he has apologized), VES will be retaining Dr. Caner as a valued adjunct faculty member and

First, I’ve been hearing from a number of sources that Ergun Caner’s name has disappeared from the Fall teaching schedule at Liberty. This seems to lend a fair amount of support to the supposition that the year “teaching” contract was nothing more than “Here, take a year to look for another position.” Those who have been running about yelling “Exonerated!”

Jason Smathers has produced more official, legal documentation relating to the many mythological claims made by Ergun Caner over the past nine years. The key fact established beyond question here? The exact date when the Caner family arrived in the United States from Sweden: September 13, 1969. Relevance? Ergun Caner was born November 3, 1966. That means Ergun Caner was

Tom Chantry has offered another insightful commentary on the Ergun Caner Scandal/Evangelical Cover-Up here. He concludes: I suggest this. Pick one sermon – say the Prestonwood Baptist Church sermon from 2001. (Sorry that the link is to AOMin, but hey, I’m not the one taking down links to my sermons all over the web!) Listen to that sermon, and compare

The Internet is such a huge “place.” It takes forever to clean up evidences of your past—if you are trying to do that, anyway. I was just referred to this press release on Ergun Caner’s own website (better click fast, it will be gone before long!). Note this further example of the mysterious “misstatement” that Ergun Caner seemed to me

This endorsement sheet was just posted to Norman Geisler’s website, which seems to be the new clearing house for the defense of Ergun Caner (who has gone silent since his removal as Dean of LBTS). It is titled “In Support of Dr. Ergun Caner By Noted Christian Leaders.” As if in fulfillment of the words of Phil Johnson this morning

And for Emir Caner, and of course, we’d love to hear from Ergun Caner (though rumor has it he is under orders to stay quiet—whose orders, I do not know). Dr. Caner is scheduled to teach at two upcoming conferences sponsored by Veritas Evangelical Seminary, of which Norman Geisler is Provost. The first is July 24th in Littleton, Colorado, and

We have heard so much of the angry “friends of Ergun” that I feel it would be well to let others speak. No names, just the heartfelt expressions of brothers and sisters who see what is important and are just as amazed as I am at the games being played about a serious subject. I wanted to send you this

Dr. Geisler provided a number of items of response in his “defense” of Dr. Ergun Caner. I’d like to highlight a few additional items that Dr. Geisler seems to have overlooked. These are some troubling issues in addition to the many that Dr. Geisler identified. I don’t know whether Dr. Geisler’s “defense” of Dr. Caner intentionally omitted these, or he

I had planned on writing this post as the only item posted on the blog today. Well, man proposes, God disposes. Yesterday I received a note from an insightful Muslim correspondent regarding the Ergun Caner situation. He noted that in his talking with other Muslims the idea that I have pursued the Ergun Caner scandal information due to the Calvinist/Arminian

During the Dividing Line today the UPS man came by our offices. Upon completing the program, which was focused upon the Caner Scandal, I opened the box to discover my brand new copy of The God of Calvinism by our ol’ buddy, Louis Ruggiero. I had not ordered it for the content of the book, as we saw Lou’s exegetical