March 4, 2004

First half I discussed the New Mexico State Supreme Court’s decree demanding Christians compromise their faith (but, of course, not calling for homosexuals to compromise anything at all) as the “price of citizenship” in this fine and upstanding secular nation. Then moved back to responding to Yusuf Ismail’s opening statement in preparation for the trip to South Africa. By the

I do not know if we will be able to do an “All British DL” again next week, but if we can, it would be in the morning on Thursday. We will try to arrange it.Today I discussed more of the Beckwith/Rome situation, gave my many Roman Catholic critics all the time in the world to call in and back

William Albrecht was on the DL for the last 45 minutes of the program today. I played some sections from his videos, and we attempted to dialogue about worship and a few other issues related to Roman Catholic apologetics. I will very gladly leave it to the audience to decide who is able to reason on the matters of faith

We had some server problems that got us going a bit late, but we pressed on anyway with a discussion of Roman Catholic priests and a review of some comments on the Eucharist. Here’s the slightly shorted (53 minute) program.

On the 20th anniversary of Keith Green’s tragic plane crash, James White and Steve Camp give a tribute to the life, ministry, and enduring legacy of musician Keith Green. This episode has been noted as one of James White’s favorite Dividing Line episodes.