April 29, 2004

James White continues to explain how Dave Hunt attacks a mere straw man of Reformed Theology, from sloppy use of a concordance to relegating the soteriological golden chain of Romans 8 to a mere special blessing that only some Christians receive. A caller asks about the relationship between the sovereignty of God and temptation.

I have stayed up late enjoying myself immensely examining the wealth of high quality digital images of Codex Sinaiticus this evening…well, morning. I will be posting some images in the morning to illustrate one of our variants. Anyway, I have two files. The first contains just two pages from the UBS 4th text. The introductory remarks are so diffuse that

I am collecting “The Worst of the Worst.” And I am going to start responding to them tomorrow in a special DL that will go an extra 15 minutes as well (we can cram that onto a single CD). Worst of what? The Worst of Anti-Calvinism. I was handed a stack of tapes this past week, and made the mistake

Went over some of the events during my trip to the Dallas/Ft. Worth area (including dodging tornadoes) and then briefly commented on a portion of the Romans 9 debate, then took calls on a variety of topics, including synergism/monergism, Chris Arnzen re-launching Iron Sharpens Iron, a call on “cooperation” in the SBC, and one on 1 Timothy 4:10. Here is