Looks Like it is Time for Another Radio Free Geneva!

Those names don’t exactly go together, but in this post they do. You might enjoy (a break from the “nasty boys”) the following… Ken Samples Lectures on St. Augustine Part 1 – St. Augustine’s Spiritual Quest Part 2 – Apologetic Factors in Augustine’s Conversion Part 3 – Augustine as Bishop and Theologian Part 4 – Augustine: Philosopher and Saint Kim

Lane Chaplin has interviewed Dr. James White on the topic, “Does Reformed Theology Matter?” After a short introduction, Mr. Chaplin interviews Dr. White from Dr. White’s own office on the importance of Reformed theology. There’s even a video clip from one of Dr. White’s debates. Enjoy! -TurretinFan

Mr. Enloe just commented on the article I noted yesterday, and in so doing, demonstrated that I completely, and utterly, wasted my time in the recent discussion (well—at least as far as communicating with rC’s, anyway). When someone has decided that they know what you believe, despite your repeated corrections, there really is nothing more you can do. Here is

   Those who have followed this blog over its two-plus years now know how often the topic of “The Gospel in Capernaum” has come up. I have reviewed a number of attempts to get around this tour de force of clear salvation teaching on the part of the Lord of glory, and all have crumbled to dust when the simple reality

Well, many thanks to C.S. and T.S. for taking that mess of a correspondence file and typesetting it in PDF format. For those who have struggled to read it, you can now have the entire file in gorgeous PDF format with fully readable fonts and formatting that makes it very clear who is saying what. Click here for the file.

J.P. Holding spent some time in his essay arguing that God’s choice of Jacob over Esau can be seen as a cost/benefit analysis on God’s part; that is, he invests a large amount of space discussing hypotheticals (infused with a little Molinism just for the fun of it–no, of course there is no effort to ground Molinism, or any of