Finished up Deedat’s presentation on Muhammad in John 16, and then took two good calls on the nature of the gospel.
This evening I was directed to an Orthodox blog that seems to be dedicated to nothing more than making wise cracks about The Dividing Line. You can find it here. I wonder why this fellow doesn’t call the program and make all these wonderful points?
James teaches from 1 Peter 3 for how to give a defense in the face of persecution.
Lord willing and I survive my flight back from Oklahoma we will have a DL at 4pm instead of the normal 11am. Also, Rob Schlapfer informs me the inaccurate and false description of The God Who Justifies has been there for months. Other than that, he didn’t have any defense of the misrepresentation (outside of reminding me what a nasty
Took quite a while to work through a report on my trip to London, Dublin, and Glasgow, and then started to take calls. Ended up with an interesting dialogue between Joseph and Sam Shamoun on the Qur’an, and then, well after the normal stop time, I addressed Peter Lumpkins and others, as promised. Great to be back and to do
Surely one of the most eclectic DL’s in our history, any only partially on purpose! I had intended to address three issues: the discussion over on the ETC blog, some comments on the deep insights available from the 119th Psalm, and a discussion of the Islamic understanding of the nature of man as created by God. Got to all three,
Started off with reading through the entire Epistle to Diognetus (~135 AD), then going back and making direct commentary on the text as it relates to the unique theory promoted by Dr. Ken Wilson and promoted by Dr. Leighton Flowers. We dove pretty deep into the text and found that the author of the epistle had a very strongly apostolic
We took the entire hour to begin to review Bart Ehrman’s debate with Dallas Theological Seminary professor Justin Bass on whether Jesus believed Himself to be divine. This debate review will be helpful especially for those who have not heard our reviews of Ehrman in the past, especially when it comes to his historical methodology and arguments. Here is the
Did you know God is not afraid of new things? Yeah, you’d expect that from some squishy emergent type hipster, but Pope Francis? Yep, Pope Francis. This pontificate is going to be very interesting. Hope my RC apologist friends have invested in Advil. Anyway, followed that up with a clip I heard on Immaculate Heart Radio last night from a
Not sure it was fair I had to compete with the President’s speech (which a friend described as a sleepy grandpa trying to talk at 2am), but we covered some neat upcoming events (mainly on the trip to and from G3), talked about some fundamental and foundational issues relating to Romans 13, and finished up looking at a flurry of
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