Debates and Open Phones

After two RFGs and a program dedicated mainly to the rapidly advancing cultural and moral revolution, discussed the slaughter of 147 Christian students in Kenya based upon their being challenged to say the Shahada (and how this should call for the most vociferous condemnation by believing Muslims worldwide); then we went over a recent Bart Ehrman blog article attempting to

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.

   Since I was out of town all week, we are going to do a special DL Friday morning at the regular Tuesday time (11am PDT). Join me!

After a brief report on ministry in Hawaii, I looked at two examples of why apologetic methodology must be derived from sound biblical exegesis and theology, not the other way around. Specifically, I responded briefly to this article by Paul Copan during the first half of the program. Here is the video of that portion: I noted that others had