March 21, 2006

Started off with some clips from the 1989 encounter I had with Robert Funk on a local radio station, and then moved over to Marcus Borg on “Bible and Tradition,” starting with a saying he repeats, “The Bible is true, and some of it happened.” Here’s the program.

   The title says it all. A pretty unusual DL where I spent the first half hour tying together the recent SCOTUS abomination (the Kennedy child-rapist case), Barack Obama’s “Leviticus and shellfish” comments, the classic West Wing clip where the President presents the classic pro-homosexual attack on the Bible, Pagan superstitions in the religions around Israel, and Patrick Madrid. It’s worth

I think that is the longest title to a DL blog entry I’ve ever produced! We started off looking at Robert Sungenis’ comments in response to TurretinFan’s article on the Immaculate Conception debate with Christopher Ferrara. I must say, Dr. Sungenis was very nice to talk to and debate in Santa Fe. He should be commended. But this article left

I did not quite finish up the entire program, but I did manage to get to the majority of Dr. Laurence Brown’s “Top Ten” list of reasons to reject the Trinity. Needless to say, we didn’t find a single valid point in the list, but we instead found that once again, “inconsistency is the sign of a failed argument.” Don’t

First DL back from the conference, debate, and cruise. Great to be home! Went over the debate again, played a couple other clips, and gave some background/before the debate information as well.

Filled the phone lines today, but alas, none of the folks who like to post falsehoods on web boards had the temerity to call in and defend their accusations (try not to faint with shock). Lots of good questions, though, on the Papacy and one long one on justification. Here’s the program.

While I started out with a brief discussion of Frank Beckwith’s claims about the Council of Trent, I spent the vast majority of the hour (even skipping the break) presenting William Lane Craig’s understanding of Middle Knowledge from his book, The Only Wise God, and interacting with it from a biblical perspective. I haven’t taken the time to do this