December 13, 2005

On the 20th anniversary of Keith Green’s tragic plane crash, James White and Steve Camp give a tribute to the life, ministry, and enduring legacy of musician Keith Green. This episode has been noted as one of James White’s favorite Dividing Line episodes.

Started off with a song from our KJV Only friends, via the Amazing Grace Baptist Church KJV, called “Bogus Bible Blues.” What a way to start! Then gave a brief report on Saturday’s encounter with Imam Sayeed, and then dove back into the Geisler sermon, taking one call on God “changing his mind” at the end of the program. More

Another eclectic discussion today, starting with “calciumboy’s” response to me on the Ankerberg stuff, then moving on to some comments by Jamal Badawi in his debate with Rittenhouse in Southern California last week, then going back to the Tim Staples/total depravity clip from last week.

Gave a brief ministry report on my trip to Charlotte (along with a very brief discussion of the new book by Sami Ameri, more on that later), and then spent most of the time looking at the first cross-ex period where Dr. Brown asked me about God predestining a mother’s child to hell (the old “doomed from the womb” quotation

Spent a good deal of time on the relationship of time and eternity, and how prayer interfaces with God’s will, and then how all of this is important to the issue of justice. Even got a few minutes worth of interaction with a scene in the final episode of Star Trek: Picard that was actually directly relevant to the discussion

Started off with the recent Kent Hovind video promoting Gail Riplinger—why?  Because a comment was made about 5-point Calvinists in their criticism of “modern translations,” and we wanted to see, and hear, the cultic mindset of the worst of the KJVO movement.  Then we moved on to Peter Lumpkin’s new booklet on Calvinism.  We will be back tomorrow (since the

Can a Christian truly believe that the New Testament is inspired by God? Or, has it been corrupted and rewritten through the centuries as Muslim apologist Shabir Ally claims? In addition, can the Koran survive under the same standard that Muslims place on the New Testament, as it too, is a work of antiquity? James White and Shabir Ally debate