Alpha and Omega Ministries is a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
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Lots of Topics to Finish the Week!
James White, , Abortion, Christian Worldview, Church History, Debate, General Apologetics, Homosexuality, Offense, Personal, Post-Evangelicalism, Racialism, Reformed Baptist Issues, Textual Issues, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters, TROnlyism
Zoomed through a ton of stuff on Covid-19, attacks on religious liberty, the big tech censorship at the start of the program. Reviewed Michael F. Bird’s article, then worked through Dr. Edmondson’s CT article as well, and finished up with a full refutation of Chris Thomas’ false accusation that I reject the first section of the LBCF. An hour and
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Shortened Road Trip DL, Response to Andrew Tate Conversion
James White, , Islam, Post-Evangelicalism, Reformed Baptist Issues, Road Trip, The Dividing Line, Thomism
Didn’t go quite a full hour today as I mainly interacted with the clip of Zuby interviewing Andrew Tate and his conversion to Islam. Also commented a bit on the Netherlands cracking down on farmers (enjoy the coming famines all due to the climate hoax being used as a political baseball bat) and an amazing tweet from an RB pastor.
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The Frankfurt Declaration/Responding to Craig Carter
James White, , Christian Worldview, Church History, Persecution, Reformed Baptist Issues, Textual Issues, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters, Thomism
First hour or so I was joined by Pastor Tobias Riemenschneider, one of the framers of the Frankfurt Declaration (Frankfurtdeclaration.com). We discussed the declaration, its purpose and function. Then I responded to Dr. Craig Carter’s inaccurate and unkind comments posted yesterday, once again focusing upon the real issue that is coming out of the development of this “Great Traditionalism.” Nearly
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Final Road Trip Program for This Trip
James White, , Baptism, Christian Worldview, Debate, Eschatology, Musings, Personal, Post-Evangelicalism, Reformed Baptist Issues, Road Trip, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters
Unusual Saturday program, but travel is that way. Thanked the local churches I ministered in on this trip, then talked a bit about Wednesday’s debate with Jared Longshore, and then finished up with a response to a denial of the imputation of the active and passive obedience of Christ in justification, along with providing a refutation of how that denial
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A Possible Source of Plato’s Natural Theology, According to Augustine
Chris Whisonant, , Church Fathers, General Apologetics, Reformed Apologetics, Reformed Baptist Issues
In my last post, I directed our attention to Book VIII of City of God. It was there that Augustine took up a discussion regarding the Platonic philosophers. After his overview of this philosophical lineage, Augustine continued his discussion of the philosophers of the Ionic school. In this post, I would like to first direct you to a few generalities
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More Moore, Tim Staples Speaks Synergism, Steven Anderson and the RBs, Phone Calls, Thoughts on Growth and Change
James White, , Exegesis, General Apologetics, Homosexuality, King James Onlyism, Persecution, Personal, Racialism, Reformed Apologetics, Reformed Baptist Issues, Textual Issues, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters, TROnlyism
A little over 90 minutes today looking at Beth Moore’s article released over the weekend first, then moving on to Tim Staples sounding very much like our synergistic friends in his argumentation. Then we looked at the cooperation of some (to me) local Reformed Baptists with Steven Anderson and how odd that is, took two phone calls (one on spiritual
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The Newness of the New Covenant in the RBTR
James White, , Reformed Baptist Issues
The genitive of the decalogue (don’t ask, it’s secret) let me know today that a partial portion of my article on the New Covenant has been posted at the RBTR website. There is still time to subscribe (can you tell I really would like to see this publication take off?), not just for yourself, but for your elders, too! This
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Reformed and Reforming: Who is “Truly Reformed”? Part III
James White, , Reformed Baptist Issues
I continue and hopefully conclude my discussion on the meaning of Reformed by providing a response to comments made in the comments box of this website. Adam Kaloostian says: November 2, 2011 at 5:23 pm 1- “do you consider Baptists of any type to be your fellow believers and co-laborers in the gospel?” Anyone who is made alive by the
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