The Uber Librarian posted this on her blog last week. It seems fitting to link to it…today. An Uber Librarian poem.
Tony Byrne, the gentleman whose comments on 2 Peter 3:9 I addressed yesterday, has demanded I link to him now. No, he can’t show any misrepresentation, but I guess he wants the traffic. I find it odd that he has been sniping at me on his own blog for months but if I dare demonstrate his arguments are self-refuting, non-exegetical,
Started off looking at the comments of Richard Dawkins from his relatively new book, Outgrowing God, wherein he demonstrates a fundamental unwillingness to accurately represent the object of his disdain, that being Christianity. Then we began looking at Diane Gaskins’ article attacking Rosaria Butterfield. We will continue that analysis on the next program.
The far edge of anti-Reformed rhetoric can get a bit loopy at times. I have now been promoted to “the Leader of Calvinism” by “Apostle Troy Brooks.” I’d embed an mp3 of the Twilight Zone theme here, but that would be tacky. Why James White, the Leader of Calvinism, is Going to Hell
Yes, I know, I said open phones, but I forgot to address the developments in China yesterday even though it was the first thing on my list. And then I ran across Union Theological Seminary’s invitation to apostasy, and I really needed to work through that as well. Read a little bit from a Brannon Howse show that will make
“I don’t agree with Barth, but I think we can learn a lot from him.”
A Scotsman stranded in Australia provided this link to me. It reminded me of this picture from a few years ago: That’s me on the shores of Loch Ness pointing to Nessy. You can see her, right? I sure could.
If you listened to Gene Cook’s attempted interview/discussion with Dan Corner today, you know it came to a halt when Corner began accusing Gene of editing the mp3 of the previous program. I have looked around Corner’s web-page and have not found the promised documentation of these changes (that website seriously needs help), but the one he played on the
Liberty University has a “Christmas Convocation” each year that, I’m told, can be quite humorous. This year, yours truly got to have a part. Oh, well, only by parody, but yes, I had a part. Evidently, they did a version of the Twelve Days of Christmas, and for number two, they had “Two Angry Calvinists.” Of course, if Dr. Ascol
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