June 15, 2004

For the first half hour today we addressed the “marriage equality” argument, playing the comments of a young man, Duncan, at a (very liberal) Jewish synagogue in the North West.  We examined the incoherence of the argument from “equality” and pointed out how especially the younger generation is liable to this kind of argumentation.  Then we switched over to an

First 2/3 of the program I played clips of Tim Staples on various subjects and commented thereon; last 1/3 were calls on the Trinity and ecumenism. Another eclectic DL! Here’s the program.

Deadcast, i.e., once again, though we had perfect connectivity all weekend, 50 minutes before the program, BOOM, network outages. Rich has spent the past four hours since the program working on stuff, and, for the moment, we are back up and seemingly operational. For now. In any case, started off with the announcement of the 2012 Apologetics Cruise out of

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

I didn’t actually forget to link to the DL yesterday: Rich is working at the new office today and forgot to upload the .ram file for the DL. When he gets back to a computer, this will be the link. I discussed compatibilism vs. libertarianism, and likewise played a clip from Dave Hunt denying original sin, then took calls. Keep