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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A Reply to Kevin Johnson on “Reformed Catholicism”
James White, , Reformed Apologetics, Roman Catholicism, Theology Matters
I had written: Meanwhile, I sat in utter amazement as I read an article by Kevin Johnson on the “Reformed Catholicism” blog. It was another complete fulfillment of the citation I posted here a few days ago: “…such men that are for middle ways in points of doctrine have a greater kindness for that extreme they go half way to
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Debate: The Church Would Have Been Better off Without the Reformation, Jesuit Priest Rev. Dr. Norris, Revelation TV, 4/16/2015
Rich Pierce, , Debate, Roman Catholicism
The Church would have been better off without the Reformation. Agree? Disagree? Click here for Part I Click here for Part II Speaking for the motion is Jesuit Priest Rev.Dr Norris and speaking against the motion is Dr James White. Rich
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An Arminian Loses Psalm 33:10-11, SES and Rome, the Comma Johanneum Once Again
James White, , Christian Worldview, General Apologetics, King James Onlyism, Reformed Apologetics, Roman Catholicism, Textual Issues, The Dividing Line, Theology Matters
Started off reviewing this article about Psalm 33 and noting that the Arminian author sort of skipped over the actual text that I was referring to. Then we took some time to read some quotes from Evangelical Exodus and discuss the fact that synergistic Thomism is a pretty fertile field out of which to grow Romanists. And then we finished up
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Imputation of Righteousness in Church History (As discussed on the Dividing Line today)
TurretinFan, , Roman Catholicism
Pastor David King was of great help in providing the following example of an early church Father, a medieval Father, a Doctor of the Church (according to Rome), and a cardinal of the Roman church, all affirming imputation in some form or other. Bernard of Clairvaux (1090-1153): The fragrance of your wisdom comes to us in what we hear, for
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Continued Response to Trent Horn on the Nature of Scripture, It’s Sufficiency, and Rome’s Claims
James White, , Church Fathers, Church History, Debate, Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line
We continued our response to and review of Trent Horn’s video, here, dealing with his attempt to get around the reality that he is personally not in a position to foist a novel definition upon the entire Church, let alone to call it the “death knell” of sola scriptura.
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Go Ahead, Speak Your Mind on Envoy, Just Don’t Link to aomin.org (Amazing Update!)
James Swan, , Roman Catholicism
Yesterday on the Envoy forums, Catholic apologist Patrick Madrid posted a link to an old article, “Ancient Baptists” and Other Myths. This article appeared in the July/August 1998 issue of Envoy magazine. The article was a hit piece against Dr. White, and he proved it so here. I am still registered on the Envoy forums, even though I haven’t made
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Mrs. Bonds on Bias and Misrepresentation
James White, , Roman Catholicism
In the midst of the “bash White’s books without providing a single example that can stand examination” spate over at Envoy, Patty Patrick Bonds decided to chime in, to use her own words. She begins with a story she has told before–but without any meaningful context: I once asked James if he had ever, even for a moment, considered the
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A Few Thoughts on The Passion of the Christ
James White, , Roman Catholicism
February 25th it hits. Mel Gibson’s film on the passion of Christ will bring us many opportunities to speak of God’s purpose in the cross. But in a world filled with “evangelicals” whose worldview is post-modern, not Christian, the film holds the possibility of inflaming the latent tendencies toward an ecumenical betrayal of the gospel itself. I presented a few
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