The “Read My Book Debate” Review

Started off the first half of a 90 minute program reviewing the incredible behavior of the students who attended the Douglas Wilson presentation at the University of Indiana, Bloomington, commenting on the incredibly hypocritical nature of the “inclusive/diversity” crowd (who are neither inclusive, nor supportive of diversity). Played a few audio clips from the audience questions, and then commented on

We reviewed the brief Twitter conversation I had with the author of Allah: A Christian Response regarding whether Christians and Muslims worship the same God.  That moved us directly into a review of the video linked below by Simply Seerah Studios.  The video is very well done, and provides a great opportunity to dialogue and discuss. Here is the YouTube

Discussed the continuing spiral into moral and ethical chaos in Western society, looking at a few “evangelical” examples, followed a number of interesting rabbit trails, and eventually ended up back with…Brian Zahnd’s opening statement in his debate with Michael Brown. Here is the YouTube link:

Took one quick call at the top of the hour, then delved into completing Sheikh Awal’s opening statement from his debate in 2009. Covered a good bit of territory in the “how to” of apologetic response, as well as diving a little deeper into John 5.

Today on the Dividing Line we concluded the three-part series in response to Jack Graham’s anti-Calvinism sermon, and then took calls. Here’s the program.

Remember that poem, Alexander’s No Good Very Bad Day? I memorized it when I was a kid. Well, today was Rich’s No Good, Very Bad Day behind the control board. We had fun. Oh well, we aren’t pretentious enough to worry about not getting the break started, or having the end of the program go late because the computer’s clock