On the DL this evening I played a clip from Johnny Hunt, one from Jerry Falwell, and then continued the review of the Adrian Roger’s Bible study on “Hyper Calvinism” (i.e., just plain ol’ Calvinism). Here’s the program. Enjoy!
Continued our response to Trent Horn’s “Protestant Distortions of Church History” lecture from 2019, delving into the Didache, priesthood, and Irenaeus, and likewise discussing proposed debate topics with Catholic Answers.
Started off briefly noting that we will be arranging some shows on Unbelievable on my way back from Kiev next month. However, this is a completely unbudgeted expense, so if you would like to help make sure those program happen, please stand with us. Then I discussed the upcoming debates on Revelation TV on healing and the atonement. Went over
Well, we tried, but no Miki today! So, no uproarious entertainment, but still three great calls, all on the same topic, Roman Catholicism. We talked a lot about church history, doctrine, dogma, debates–you name it. Even addressed the “why you don’t invest time with Robert Sungenis anymore” question. It would be a great program for all my critics over at
Our ISP is having a hard day today. We lose our connectivity every few minutes, and maintain it only erratically. So, that may impact the DL this afternoon. Right now, we, just like the God of Open Theism, do not know what the future holds. So if you try connecting up at 4pm MST and there’s nothing there, you’ll know
For the first ten minutes I was “Twitter distracted” and talked about “dead air nightmares” from my youth. I guess you could say the first hour was loosely connected to the Presidential Food Fight from Tuesday night, while the last 20 minutes was on the actual debates that will take place Friday and Saturday between myself and Dr. Riddle. But
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.
While the emphatic claims of KJOnly preachers might sound like they have merit when information is selectively presented and when the KVJ is assumed to be ultimate standard, the conspiracy theories that modern translations have removed precious material from Scripture can be explained by understanding textual or translational issues. Dr. White also clears up confusion with text types – a
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