October 11, 2005

Had to sneak a Dividing Line in despite my travels. Reported on the trip, discussed the Canadian Supreme Court decision limiting the free speech rights of Christians, and then took a quick call on NT Wright. And don’t forget the WayBack Machine, streaming Dividing Lines from 1998 onward 24/7! You can listen on the Flash Player found here.

As of this writing, Mohammad Khan’s YouTube account has been suspended. Thankfully, some of the most important documentation of Ergun Caner’s status as a myth-maker and self-promoter is found elsewhere on YouTube, but I have a feeling those are on “the list” as well. I found out about this live, during the DL today, from Denver. I had been discussing

Well, it was hot in Phoenix today, and our AC was not working, so that’s why it was a “warm” Dividing Line! First program back after my trip to Alaska, so, I meandered a bit. Announced we will be doing a Radio Free Geneva on Thursday, and took calls on various topics, including teaching kids about the sinfulness of man

Some comments on how TBN is wishy-washy on the “T” in their name. (James also opens up AOL IM submissions). Caller Questions: Are Greek Orthodox our “brothers”? Why can’t we just find ecumenical common ground in “Christendom”? What are the differences in the hierarchies of the Catholics and the Greek Orthodox?

I just used the “universal” button on the Ministry Resource list to add an external laptop battery. I tested the Eee PC and got nearly 4 hours out of it without using the charger, running Skype and the broadband modem (and running Total Recorder so as to provide a backup audio recording). That’s pretty good, but, I would feel a

James White comments on a Catholic attempt to re-brand Purgatory as a wonderful experience in which the love of God prepares us for his presence. In response, Dr. White how the official Roman concepts of Purgatory and the ongoing belief in Indulgences are contrary to the Gospel.