The Redemption of Christ

Started off with my frustration at the “discernment ministries” of our land that seem to either lack discernment, or a backbone, to stand up and blow the lid off the Great Evangelical Cover-Up (can you say not-so-Veritas Seminary?), and then moved on to e-mail questions. We got into Geek 101 for a while, covering Kindle and iPad stuff, as we

I decided to jump on the opportunity to address the issues raised in last week’s Unbelievable Radio Programme (see how I used the British spelling?) when K. Scott Oliphint from Westminster Seminary dialogued with Kurt Jaros, a proponent of a “natural theology” method. We will finish up reviewing the program, Lord willing, tomorrow, when I try to do my first

One looking for issues with Dr. Hahn’s book find a “target rich environment”, with its dubious reliance on typological interpretation as opposed to actual historical or biblical data on Mary. Dr. White also tells a story from Hahn’s biographical background that may help explain Hahn’s bias when he comes to interpretation.

Started out with a period of mourning for the demotion of Tim Staples from one of the “Church’s foremost Biblical scholars” to just “a top apologist.” We are still pondering whether we should send a dozen Tulips as a consolation prize. Then we looked at Hamza Yusuf repeating the “Nicea set the canon” myth, and then played a random clip