Dividing Line Scheduling Update!

The first half of the show today was mostly covering information for a cruise that Alpha & Omega Ministries was organizing scheduled for November 7th,2004 and discussing how the title of his upcoming Sola Scriptura book is determined. Then James took a call on eschatology. The last call was from a Roman Catholic who discussed the Assurance of salvation.

Christian militancy.  Reviving the Inquisition.  Wiping out heretics.  Sound like medievalism?  It is, but sadly, when you regularly encounter the medieval behavior of ISIS and Boko Haram and the like, it is easy to forget Christian teaching and adopt a bit of medievalism in response.  Evidently, that’s what Theodore Shoebat has done.  The son of Walid Shoebat, Theodore has been

Continued the Lynn/Spong discussion, then went back to looking at Ahmed Deedat’s attacks on the Bible, and then tried to take a call that didn’t work out too well due to a less than spectacular phone on the other end of the line. Then briefly mentioned the statement on the upcoming Liberty debate.

Sorry about being so slow in getting these linked! Those who use iTunes get them a lot faster (hint, hint). Anyway, yesterday in a special Wednesday DL we discussed Frank Beckwith at the ETS meetings (we decided “E” now stands for Ecumenical, not Evangelical), and then looked at Jackie Alnor’s take on debates and debating from “Rapture Ready Radio.” Then

Over the weekend Walid and Theodore Shoebat posted a number of items aimed my direction, and though most of what (especially) Walid produced is simply irrelevant (or too childish to respond to), it did provide a basis for a discussion of the centrality of the gospel, the nature of the gospel, and related issues, especially as they have to do

   We did a Radio Free Geneva today, starting with a few minutes reviewing an example of really bad argumentation (from Monica Dunnington) and then moving on to the serious stuff, that being the comments of William Lane Craig on the topic of man’s freedom, Romans 9, Roman Catholicism, etc. Important documentation that “theology matters.” Update: Some have asked a bit