March 14, 2006

We went over the entirety of Ergun Caner’s testimony played on Monday’s Focus on the Family broadcast on the program today. Given how this story is moving into a national platform outside of the Christian community, at least there will be documentation that 1) serious and open attempts were made to call for accountability, and 2) the intentions of those

I invited the Dean and Assistant Dean (who is shorter than the Dean) of the Midwest Center for Theological Studies to join me today on the program. Sam Waldron (Dean) and Richard Barcellos (Assistant Dean) were kind enough to take a full hour out of their day to chat with me. We covered a lot of topics, discussing their work

Covered a lot today, with a brief recounting of my interview with KJV Only advocate Steven Anderson, and then a longer series of comments based upon my listening to three of the presentations from the Strange Fire Conference on my ride this morning.  Then we took calls, including one from Rory on the presentation of David Allen from Southwestern against

Started off with the recent Kent Hovind video promoting Gail Riplinger—why?  Because a comment was made about 5-point Calvinists in their criticism of “modern translations,” and we wanted to see, and hear, the cultic mindset of the worst of the KJVO movement.  Then we moved on to Peter Lumpkin’s new booklet on Calvinism.  We will be back tomorrow (since the