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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Road Trip Radio Free Geneva: Only the Apostles were Predestined!
Managed to do an RFG while on the road as I do long days to get home to Phoenix. Took the time to explain and refute Nick Craig’s “in depth” interpretation of Ephesians that tells us that verses 3 through 12 are only about the Apostles, not about regular believers. Then we looked at little bit at Acts 13:48, and
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Road Trip: Questions & Answers 2, G3 National 2021 Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 10/2/21
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Rome and Islam: A Glaring Example of Why Rome’s Claims Fail
We looked in-depth today at the continuing discussion “do Christians and Muslims worship the same God?” This time we likewise looked at what modern Romanism teaches concerning salvation of those in non-Christian religions, and how all of this utterly undercuts Rome’s authority claims. The last few minutes we responded to David Allen’s continued refusal to defend his published works in
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Helping Joe Rogan Know the Truth
Some folks were kind enough to link me to examples of Joe Rogan repeat common mythology about how the Bible was collected, the canon, Constantine, etc., so I took the time today to deal with those issues, as well as respond to a number of claims made in one clip as Rogan interviewed Lawrence Krauss, a well known atheist and
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Road Trip DL: 1 Cor 8, the Shema, and Ignatius
Made it through a few thunderstorms during the show today focusing on unitarianism, the Christian Shema in 1 Corinthians 8, and the testimony of Ignatius to not only the deity of Christ, but the two natures of Christ as well.
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Road Trip Dividing Line
Got started a little late so we didn’t go a full hour but covered some “Tweet theology,” including responding to Leighton Flowers and looking at some Thomas stuff. Also reported on the last few nights in Opelousas (which I mispronounced at the start!), what’s coming up the rest of the week, and provided a tribute to Jeremy Hasty, a dear
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