Alpha and Omega Ministries is a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
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Continued Cultural Collapse, Totalitarianism, and a Discussion of the Cost of Human Autonomy
Looked at a number of stories on the cultural front, observing how the tsunami of compromise and abandonment of biblical authority is on-going. Then we finished up the hour with an examination of Leighton Flowers’ view that individual Christians today are not given by the Father to the Son (only the Apostles were). The cost of importing human autonomy into the
Radio Free Geneva…Accomplished!
Had a great time on the program today, covering three items: first, reminding folks that we now have the great “Read My Book” debate from 2003 available in mp3 format now, here. Then we reviewed, very briefly, some of Bob Sungenis’ anti-Calvinism arguments from up in Newberg, and then launched into the real reason for the Radio Free Geneva, the
Spain Trip Review
Went over my trip to Spain, including playing a portion from the atonement debate, and commenting on the whole experience, as well as noting that the wild-and-wacky world of Brewton Parker (a new hit reality series scheduled to run right after Duck Dynasty we’ve heard) intruded on the trip with the appointment of Professor of Church History Rev. Doctor Peter
William Lane Craig, Kevin Harris, Joseph M. Holden
I have an ambitious schedule today as I want to play comments by William Lane Craig and Kevin Harris on the subject of Mormonism and the effort to help them become, well, “more orthodox.” These comments came from the Reasonable Faith podcast of 2/16/2010. This is a classic example of abandoning a biblical paradigm, the apostolic example, and the use
Jeff Durbin Joins James to Discuss Andy Stanley and Kwaku El
For the first half hour or so Jeff Durbin and I discussed my new role as his fellow elder at Apologia Church along with his experience in dialoguing with Andy Stanley on the Unbelievable radio broadcast. Then we transitioned into a full analysis of Kwaku El’s new video promoting polytheism. I will continue my response to Kwaku next week on
Twisting Words, Two Examples
For the first half hour we played Hank Hanegraaff’s comments in which he said I twist people’s words to make them say the opposite of what they actually intended, and responded. In the second we read through part of Jonathan Merritt’s defense of Jen Hatmaker and once again wrestled with the issues that compromising Evangelicalism presents to us today. Here
Ad hoc Arguments and Roman Catholicism
James discusses an email that he received from a 70+ year old man who used a number of ad hoc arguments against James. He continues to speculate who may have emailed him with callers who call in. Callers called with questions about Roman Catholicism and emotions; the Calvinism debate on BAM and the nature of Adam’s will before the fall.
Eucharistic Miracles and the Modern Roman Catholic Situation
Jumped off from a few Twitter conversations to discuss “eucharistic miracles” and related topics, all pretty much on Roman Catholicism. I did start of the show with Biden’s “I am not going to drop out, and we will beat Donald Trump in 2020!” statement from earlier today.
