Radio Free Geneva: Jason Breda on John 6, Part I

Sorry, forgot the link (it’s always easy to figure it out…just add one number to the last one, until you get to 23, then start over again): spent the first 25 minutes on 2 Cor. 4:4 and Dr. Hartley’s view of the meaning of “god of this world,” and then we took calls the rest of the program.

I was thinking we might be able to get to the topic of the romantic view of the TR held by many TR’s (Truly Reformed folks), but my interaction with Joel McDurmon went the whole hour. I must admit, this particular aspect of “post-debate discussion” is distasteful for me. There are far too many folks who hide behind a keyboard

Had great pre-show music from Mylo Hatzenbuhler (really, I’m serious!) at www.farmboymusic.com (Mylo’s less flamboyant personality is a regular in our chat channel). Then we continued listening to Ehrman’s NPR interview, covering 1 Cor. 14:34 and the variant there, and then we began listening to a debate from years ago by Muslim apologist Ahmed Deedat. Here’s the program.

Took the time to go over my incredible journey through London and Berlin, including four debates, one at the East London Mosque, as well as the rest of the ministry opportunities I engaged in over the past two weeks. Took the time to consider the debates and offer some insights into why they were each different from each other.

Finally got the Lynn/Spong interview finished today, and then spent the rest of the program discussing the Jehovah’s Witnesses with a caller from Florida.

For those who caught the DL today, we only got through two out of five clips from Tim Staples on Mary. I will finish those up on Thursday at the start of the program. Today’s DL went by fast, with a quick comment on the Bill Maher story, a discussion of John 8:40-47 and what happens when you let the