Today on the DL we got back to the 1993 sola scriptura debate with Patrick Madrid. Here’s the program.
Today on the Dividing Line I spent the first half of the program responding to Bryan Cross and Frank Beckwith on the issue of sola scriptura. The fundamental attack upon the sufficiency of Scripture and hence its truly divine character and purpose in Roman Catholicism remains central to any discussion of the issues that separate us. Then I went to
Today on the Dividing Line Rich decided to do an impromptu interview, sort of, regarding the tomb book, based upon the e-mails he has been receiving. After the break I sorta…rambled on about some of the current controversies about which I have said nothing since I’ve been living in a cave writing my book over the past 16 days.
James discusses today about the importance of debates, and with his disappointed announcement that Dr Strauss cancelled his debate on the KJV-only position, explains how important cross examination is in a debate. Then he moves on to a question on the BAM show about election and predestination in relation to libertarian free-will. A Mormon calls in and discusses free-will in
Played the very odd section of a radio program from Detroit where Norman Geisler accused the Reformed of holding to “theological racism” and that we (the Reformed) went “berserk” in response to Chosen But Free, which, we likewise learned, was the first attack upon our beliefs by a “major scholar.” Went from there to a quick review of John Calvin
Today on the DL I asked for callers, and thankfully, got them. Excellent discussions on Islam, evangelism, and a question on baptism.
Over the weekend I was directed to a video presentation of Hank Hanegraaff not only promoting the perpetual virginity of Mary, but apologizing for having ever done otherwise. I felt it was appropriate, and actually necessary, to respond to his arguments. But, we started off with the historical background you will never hear from those promoting the belief. An hour
We began our review of Pastor Bob Coy’s “What’s the Point?” sermon at the Calvary Chapel of Ft. Lauderdale (found here) from October 28, 2007. Got to his use of Lazarus as an example of a dead man being able to respond obediently to God (yes, that was his assertion). We will pick up with the next portion of the
Had a great time today with Dr. Sam Waldron and Richard Barcellos discussing New Perspectivism, Federal Vision issues, etc., and taking calls. Great time with great brothers.
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