Mystics of India Video Review and More

Gave a quick review of my time in New Jersey and New York, then moved on to reading portions of David Gushee’s new book explaining his new found support of homosexualism in the church, and then finished up with some more examination of Austin Fischer’s comments in the Calvinism debate earlier this year. Here is the YouTube link:

   It was a caller-driven show today. I had cued up some Robert Price material, but the calls started early and kept coming. We even took some Skype calls for the first time (the sound quality is amazing!). Covered a very, very wide range of topics, from divorce and remarriage to preparing for apologetics, the meaning of true forgiveness, etc. Something

I started off playing a portion of Dan Barker’s “testimony” about his deconversion, focusing upon what kind of Christianity he left, and making application from there. Then we took our break and had two phone calls on Matthew 16:18 and “upon this rock,” leading to a fairly lengthy discussion of the development of the papacy over time.

Well, we even skipped the break today. I should have known once I started getting into the specifics of the Millet book I would start preaching. Well, I did. Read just one section from it about how Mormons really don’t know anything more about God being an exalted man that a snippet from the KFD and Lorenzo Snow’s couplet. You

The “Christian” music group Phillips, Craig, and Dean are actually Oneness Pentecostals that reject the Trinity. A radio station that plays their music because they see the Trinity as a peripheral issue that does not affect salvation. A woman that says weight loss is more important to Christian women than the doctrine of the Trinity. A caller on distortions of