Alpha and Omega Ministries is a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
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Today on the Dividing Line / Scott Hahn Book Reviews
Today on the Dividing Line I started out responding to an article by Malcolm Lavender on Acts 13:48. Then we took two excellent phone calls, the second of which was particularly useful as it focused upon Biblical authority in response to Roman Catholic claims. Should be useful to a wide variety of folks. Also, when talking to someone in channel
Gary Novak’s Unfounded Attacks on the Validity of Dr. White’s Doctorate Degree with R
As it turned out, a Mormon that had been refuted by Dr. White’s knowledge of Scripture retaliated by making unfounded insinuations about the validity of his doctorate. Rich Pierce took the opportunity to positively present the benefits of Columbia Evangelical Seminary and its innovate approach to mentoring Evangelical scholars.
I Really TRIED to Talk About Other Stuff, But…Eventually…
I seriously did start off with the Calvin College story on gay marriage and tried to address a few other topics, but look—when you have folks accusing me of going “soft” on Islam, and have folks saying I’ve gotten too “friendly,” what did you expect? I addressed the topic. For about an hour of today’s 90 minute program—and I still
Michael Brown and The Real Kosher Jesus on Today’s Dividing Line
I was joined by my good friend Michael Brown on today’s edition of The Dividing Line as we discussed his new book, The Real Kosher Jesus. Of course we wandered off topic a few times, and took some good calls at the end as well, but mainly we focused on the book, and especially the portion dealing with the Jewish
Open Lines on the Dividing Line
Did about twenty minutes on Jan Hus and the background of the Reformation, and then went to the phones for the first time in a long time. A ton of questions on a wide, wide range of topics, such as the INC, Roman Catholicism, textual criticism, etc., finishing with a nearly 25 minute conversation with “Joe” who is flirting with
Today on the DL
On the program today I began reviewing Kelly Powers’ attempted response to me on John 6:44 and “Calvinism.” Once again, the review is useful in illustrating methods of eisegesis which can be helpful not only in responding to the traditional views of inconsistent Arminians but in recognizing the same errors in many other contexts as well. On the upside, once
Radio Free Geneva
Yesterday on the DL we continued our Radio Free Geneva examination of William Lane Craig’s recent teachings on the topic of salvation, and in particular, his presentation of a slightly altered Roman Catholic ordo salutis over against the Reformation.
Radio Free Geneva: A Nearly Three Hour Examination of “Traditional” Anthropology
Just avoided going for a full three hours, but we reviewed Dr. Leighton Flowers’ podcast from September 26, 2016, which was ostensibly about those who never hear, but was much more about how Calvinism is a bad theology. In any case, it gave us the foundation for looking very carefully at Flowers’ views, as they are being presented to a
