Bob Larson Moves to Scottsdale; More from Bart Ehrman vs. Dan Wallace

On this “jetlag version” of the Dividing Line, Dr. White returns from a speaking and debate tour, saying that the recent debate with the Roman Catholic Peter Stravinskus was the best of all six “Great Debates” so far, and made very clear why Rome was in error on purgatory. Barry Lynn, who normally champions free speech as a lawyer with

Started off with a few quick comments on the most recent Unbelievable broadcast, but then spent most of an hour playing clips from the Ehrman/Licona discusion on their “faith journeys” that aired the week before. I focused solely on Mike Licona’s assertion that as long as Jesus rose from the dead, Christianity is true, even if the Bible is wrong

Had great pre-show music from Mylo Hatzenbuhler (really, I’m serious!) at www.farmboymusic.com (Mylo’s less flamboyant personality is a regular in our chat channel). Then we continued listening to Ehrman’s NPR interview, covering 1 Cor. 14:34 and the variant there, and then we began listening to a debate from years ago by Muslim apologist Ahmed Deedat. Here’s the program.

Please join me and my special guest Dr. Michael Brown as we look in-depth, based upon the Hebrew text, at Isaiah 53 and the Suffering Servant. Dr. Brown has recently contributed to a new book on Isaiah 53 and has debated the meaning of this text against Jewish rabbis for decades. This monumental text is vitally important in Jewish evangelism, but