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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Road Trip DL: Conway; Francis, the Future, then Zeitoun as Evidence
Snuck a quick program in today before teaching at the seminary this evening, talking about developments with what seems like the soon passing of Pope Francis, etc. Then we briefly discussed recent conversations concerning Cameron Bertuzzi, a convert to Romanism, and his claim that the supposed appearances of Mary at Zeitoun, Egypt, decades ago provide better evidence for the Christian
Canadian Government
Started off light today, discussing my new Kindle and what books I have on it. But then we get rolling, looking at the attack upon the Christian faith by the secularists in the judicial branch of the Canadian government. Those who wish to end freedom of speech and expression are many, and their primary target comprises you and me.
Open Phones
I was going to get back to the comments made by Zakir Hussain, but the phone kept me busy all hour, which surprised me, since we changed the time and that normally kills the phone calls. But we just ran with it and, as you would expect, covered a wide range of topics, from the “Aramaic Originals” theory to the
Open Phones, Live from Founder’s Conference in Lynchburg, VA
Dr. White took calls in between conference lectures related to Potter’s Freedom, including an introduction to cessationism with a charismatic caller that had recently become Reformed, and a Mormon caller asked why it was necessary to do evangelism at LDS general conferences. Dr. White also shares about a lecture on Open Theism.
Get Ready: Two and a Half Hour Long Dividing Line
There were three major topics on the DL today (after the opening discussion of some urgent situations where the people of God need to bring certain issues before the throne of grace): first, an article published today on Revelation 16:5 and the Textus Receptus; then, a rather lengthy review of Andy Stanley’s sermon from Sunday on the Bible and Christianity.
Turretin Fan
Today I was joined by one of our Team Apologian bloggers, TurretinFan, to discuss the issue of the atonement and those who attempt to expand the ranks of those who deny the intentionality of the Trinity in accomplishing a perfect atonement (aka, “limited atonement”).
A Special Apologetics Methodology Dividing Line
I decided to jump on the opportunity to address the issues raised in last week’s Unbelievable Radio Programme (see how I used the British spelling?) when K. Scott Oliphint from Westminster Seminary dialogued with Kurt Jaros, a proponent of a “natural theology” method. We will finish up reviewing the program, Lord willing, tomorrow, when I try to do my first
Response to Paul Owen Regarding Mormons and those in Rome
In response to Dr. James White’s comments on whether those in the Roman commmunion and in the LDS church are saved, Paul Owen responded: Mormons do NOT deny that Jesus is the God-man who died for our sins and rose again. They affirm all those points explicitly. And I see no reason to deny that many devoted followers of Christ
