May 11, 2004

Mainly went over this article and its capitulation to the redefinition of the word “hate” as well as the entire concept of determining ethics and morality and right and wrong based upon the emotions and perceptions of people who have already proven themselves to be deeply dysfunctional in the entirety of their personal lives. I had seen the article last

Got started a little late (I think what I heard Rich yell was “I killed the whole thing!”) but still managed to sneak a program in covering a wide variety of topics including Clementine’s debate with Jeff Durbin and…other stuff!  I leave for England and South Africa this weekend, so we will be back, Lord willing, with more programs at

Guest host Simon Escobedo interviewing Eddie Dalcour (Department of Christian Defense) on the history and beliefs of Oneness Pentecostalism. Eddie breifly traces the roots of Oneness Pentecostalism from Gnostism to Paul of Samasota, Sabellius, Arius, to Emannuel Swedenborg, and the Oneness resurgence in 1913 with R.E. Mcallister to T.D. Jakes. Dalcour explores some detrimental implications of oneness theology, then a

OK, we’ve never crashed our servers before by going past the maximum number of connections, but, we did today. I guess there is really a great deal of interest, which, on one level, is very encouraging. In any case, I addressed the TD Jakes: is he a Trinitarian? issue head on during the first hour, and then took calls on

Started off the first half of a 90 minute program reviewing the incredible behavior of the students who attended the Douglas Wilson presentation at the University of Indiana, Bloomington, commenting on the incredibly hypocritical nature of the “inclusive/diversity” crowd (who are neither inclusive, nor supportive of diversity). Played a few audio clips from the audience questions, and then commented on