Big Brother Tweets, FB Discussion, Junias, and Sola Scriptura

This morning I started reading through James E. Cone’s Black Theology & Black Power. I had ordered the book since Jeremiah Wright had insisted that to understand his views, you have to read Cone. So, today, I started reading quotations from Cone’s book on the program. Racism breeds heresy, and Cone’s racism is absolutely beyond words. It is tremendously sad

Dr. White theorizes that, due to the poor quality of the appendix that responds to his book the Potter’s Freedom, it could not have been written by a scholar like Geisler, but seems to have been the result of a group project from Geisler’s undergraduate logic class. The original text of CBF ignored some key texts that help establish Reformed

The DL today was quite eclectic since it was almost totally caller-driven. Calls on the nature of imputation, eis at Acts 2:38, a little something about Mary, and I likewise discussed some threads on the Catholic Answers forums, including one that had just begun about praying the Rosary for me instead of calling in. Ryan L did not call, but

Made my one poor caller wait till the last portion of the program as I reviewed some more of the Greer-Heard discussions. Talked a bit about Dan Wallace and the concept of preservation, then listened as Bart Ehrman replied–sorta–to Dan Wallace’s opening statement. Lots of discussion of the text, its transmission, etc.

Today I played portions of and responded to, one of the most amazing “soft sells” of Mormonism I have ever heard coming from a professing Latter-day Saint.  On the Issues Etc. program of November 15, 2013, the president of FAIRMormon.org, Scott Gordon, had a discussion with the host on the subject of Mormonism.  It was, to put it mildly, an