July 7, 2005

I started off today’s program with a brief recap of the debate from Newberg, and Dan Barker’s continued damage control campaign. Moved fairly quickly on to the comments of Chuck Smith and his co-hosts on the “Pastor’s Perspective” radio program, as found here. This just under five minute clip is a study in shallow eisegesis. It is incredible that these

Of course, Dr. Rogers never mentions us nasty “Calvinists” by name. We are just “some people.” But his recent anti-Calvinism sermon is a classic example of how to teach tradition without the slightest investment of a moment’s consideration as to the meaningful exegesis of any text you throw out. Nearly 25 examples of “how to completely shred a straw-man while

In this edition of the Dividing Line Rich Pierce starts off the show with some commentary about PC&D’s new song ‘Jesus, Only Jesus’ and how this song exposes the Oneness views of this group. Then John continues his series on biblical interpretation. Here is the YouTube link:

Where else on the web can you get a webcast including: half an hour of review of the Crossan debate cross-examination (played clips and discussed) followed by a phone call touching on the emergent church, Calvinism and its opponents, and Greg Stafford and Jehovah’s Witnesses? Nowhere but here!

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

First 45 minutes drew on a number of articles I’ve clipped over the past week on the rise of the Big Brother state.  Big Brother is here…but who knew he’d be gay?  (Actually, Orwell called that one, too: remember that section in 1984 where the was explicit discussion of the destruction of the family in the form of husband/wife relationships