James White debates Richard Hopkins on the history and biblical nature of constructing and need for Temples in the New Testament. Given the LDS emphasis on temple work this is a very important subject for reaching LDS people.
James White debates Dee Bradshaw the Pastor of Sacred Light of Christ Church of Salt Lake City, UT (Metropolitan Community Church) on the subject of Gay Marriage and the bible.
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James White and Gerry Matatics debate the question ‘Did Mary Have Other Children?’ on October 4, 2003 at the University of Utah. The fireworks start right off as James pre-emptorily refutes arguments often used by Mr. Matatics, leaving him with little to do other than challenging James to take some bizarre angelic oath of honesty.
James White and Dave Hunt discuss Dave’s comments on Calvinism in his publication The Berean Call.
James White and Fr. Mitchell Pacwa debate the validity of the Roman Priesthood.
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James White (D.Min., Th.D.) debates John Sanders (Ph.D.) in the chapel of the Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida on the topic of Open Theism.
James White vs. John SandersIs it God’s will to save people apart from knowledge of Jesus Christ? Inclusivism is all the rage in many ‘evangelical’ circles. James White debates John Sanders on this important topic at ‘The Grind,’ a unique setting for such an encounter.
The issue of the nature of God is the dividing line that separates Mormonism from Biblical Christianity. Mormon apologists over the past few decades have begun appealing to the early church fathers and the doctrine of ‘theosis,’ asserting that if we acknowledge the Christian standing of these early Christians, then we should not question the claim that Mormons are Christians
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James White vs Gilbert Scharffs James White debates Mormon apologist Gilbert Scharffs on the meaning of sin. This debate is an excellent example of the major divide that exists between Mormons and Christians on the depravity of man. Dr. Scharffs is the retired director of the LDS Institute of Religion at the University of Utah. He has a PhD from
A debate between Dr. James White and George Bryson on the subject of Calvinism.
Is it necessary to have the sins purged of those who are in Christ Jesus before they can go to heaven? This is the famous/infamous ‘Pay now, pay later’ debate, so named for Dr. Stravinskas’ response to a question regarding a passage from Tobit. This debate quickly drifts off of Purgatory to the underlying issue of authority and Rome’s claim
Can someone be gay and be a christian? James White debates Barry Lynn. Not only is Lynn the Executive Director of American’s United for the Separation of Church and State he is also an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. The cross examination in this debate is worth listening all by itself. James confronts Lynn’s low view of
Dr. White explains how his debate with Richard Hopkins started late, with an opponent that did not understand Reformed Theology or the use of a Greek lexicon very well. The “mainstreaming” of the LDS image leads to less debating and lower quality responses to Dr. White’s book Letter to a Mormon Elder. A caller asks about Roman Catholicism in relation
An eye opening debate demonstrating the clear difference in accepted authority between the Romanist and the Christian. Listen for yourself and determine who is truly consistent with the facts laid out both in Scripture and in history. This debate was the direct result of one with Tim Staples that occurred earlier in the year.
Six and a half hours of intensive debate over the course of two evenings. That’s the privilege I had July 6-7, 2000. The first three hours had an audience of hundreds of thousands, as I was privileged to join Hank Hanegraaff at the headquarters of the Christian Research Institute in Rancho Santa Margarita, California, for the third “marathon” session of
Is the Roman Catholic Church correct when she says that we can merit justification? Was the Council of Trent right after all? Can we lose our justification? Or is the Protestant Reformation correct in saying that a man is justified by faith alone, apart from works? Is Christ’s imputed righteousness enough to allow us to stand before a Holy God,
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