March 30, 2004

I had been contacted by a number of people regarding the encounter between Dr. Robert Sungenis and Matt Slick that aired a week ago Monday, so I started reviewing the program and interacting with the claims that were made. (In fact, I started typing this post, had to stop as I was on Matt’s program for about half an hour,

Pastor Dan Caffese guests hosts today. We might wonder how our American culture in the space of only 50 years could go from a small minority affirming gay marriage to a majority. What underlies such a rapid change is the epistemological changes which have taken place during the last 50 years. We don’t answer questions like, “how do I know

Took the first half hour to catch up with the Popes (yes, plural), and the continuing elevation of a small sexual minority to the position of an uber-class of privilege, and then launched into a 90 minute Radio Free Damascus, focusing on Yusuf Ismail and at the end, Bashir Varnia. Can’t see this? Click here to go to the YouTube

Pressed on with the textual criticism series on the DL today. I took some time to address the “ecclesiastical text” argument before moving into some more specific variants. We just got started on looking at the NA27 text near the end of the program. Also, I made reference to my disputatio with Douglas Wilson on the issue of textual critical