Even More Big News on the DL Today!

Looked at a number of stories on the cultural front, observing how the tsunami of compromise and abandonment of biblical authority is on-going.  Then we finished up the hour with an examination of Leighton Flowers’ view that individual Christians today are not given by the Father to the Son (only the Apostles were).  The cost of importing human autonomy into the

Sorry, forgot the link (it’s always easy to figure it out…just add one number to the last one, until you get to 23, then start over again): spent the first 25 minutes on 2 Cor. 4:4 and Dr. Hartley’s view of the meaning of “god of this world,” and then we took calls the rest of the program.

Began with a bit of an overview of last week’s events, and was about to go to the BAM discussion with Akin (having documented that during the second hour of the three hour program Akin had gotten 65% of the time to speak over against my own 35%, which sort of explains why Catholic Answers wants to call this discussion

Yes, there WAS a Dividing Line episode today… and you missed it, didn’t you? Well, today Dr. White examined the writings of Patrick Navas a unitarian and countered with the clear teaching of the New Testament regarding the deity of Christ. James starts out responding to anti-trinitarian book by Patrick Navas. He points out how dogmatic Patrick is when he

   On the DL today a claim, made by an odd, off-beat Internet cult, came up. I promised to look into it. The cult leader enlists Calvin in his campaign to de-canonize 2 Peter (because 2 Peter refers to Paul’s writings as Scripture, and his main goal is to attack Paul and the Pauline corpus), and I was asked about this