November 22, 2005

I played a portion of a debate from Justin Brierley’s Unbelievable program in the UK where the Sikh representative turned out to be part of Dennis McKinsey’s Biblical Errancy group. Then we took calls, including two on the subject of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Made some hopefully helpful comments on the need to be grounded and balanced in studying the cults. Don’t

   Let’s see…John Shelby Spong, Dr. Wilks, and the first ever playing of a minute of the dialogue that took place on board the ship between myself and John Dominic Crossan regarding John 8:24 last September…along with phone calls. A true potpourri indeed! Here’s the program. Please note: we will need to move the Thursday DL to Friday. Right now I’m

Started off with comments on tomorrow’s Dr. Drew Show, then did a reading/review of Jordan Cooper’s article about the ESV, and then managed just a few minutes more review of Anjem Choudary.  We will be doing a DL, Lord willing, “on the fly” on Wednesday when I return from California, if possible.  We will have to announce the time once

No, not today. Today we covered a number of phone calls on a wide variety of issues, with the longest being on Molinism or the theory of “middle knowledge.” This Thursday afternoon (evening for those of you on the East Coast) during the first half our special guest will be Dr. R.C. Sproul. Dr. Sproul will be coming to Phoenix

Our ISP once again chose the most unusual time to give us issues, so we had a lot of coming and going as far as the stream was concerned, but we managed to get through the program anyway. Covered…a lot of stuff. Talked a bit about the Called to Confusion blog, Carl Trueman’s article today, how to record books to

Nice to have had internet connectivity during the entirety of the Dividing Line today, that’s for sure. Finished up the Harris rebuttal in the recent (expensive) debate from Notre Dame, then listened to Norman Geisler on a national radio program dodge a clear question focused upon the incoherence of his views of divine sovereignty, and then addressed an e-mail about