Today on the Dividing Line

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

   Well today we had a massive studio audience for the DL (well, massive for us). Now that we have that cool window I sort of feel like a fish in a bowl. Anyway, had a call on the Gospel of Judas, got back to the Davis sermon, this time addressing individual texts cited by him in his sermon, and took

Dr. White reflects upon his visit to Salt Lake and the street ministry that took place there. Afterward are some phone calls, discussing the relationship of repentance and faith, transubstantiation, the new perspective on Paul, open theism, and a little bit of KJV Onlyism.

Started off with a discussion of some comments from Bassam Zawadi (first half hour), then took calls on a wide variety of topics, including witnessing to Muslims, Qur’anic variations, and whether a parable in Matthew is relevant to particular redemption. Just a reminder: I do not know when we will be able to schedule any DL’s during my trip to

   Continued my review of Dr. Davis’ anti-Calvinism sermon today, but first I reviewed an article on the BaptistFire website (found here) that sets new records in the “double standards” department. Discussed compatibilism, the eternal decree of God, etc., and then Pierre called in for the last fifteen minutes of the program. Here it is.