Upcoming Cruise and then Open Lines

Starting at 11am we will go for two solid hours so we can finish off our review of James McCarthy’s sermon (looking at how he attempts to deal with John 6) and then we will launch into a review of Dr. Emir Caner’s sermon from September 18, 2011 at the Monclova Road Baptist Church in Ohio. So join us tomorrow

Well, of all the folks I have challenged to call in and back up their various statements out there in cyber-land, only “Maximus” had the intestinal fortitude to do so, and he’s not a Roman Catholic, he’s an Arminian who had some less-than-kind things to say about me and my interaction with Dave Hunt. We had a nice chat for

Today we took the time to review some issues relating to the various forms of criticism of the Bible prevalent in the West, and how these are used, and quite honestly, abused by Muslims. Then we took some calls as well. Here is a video of the teaching portion of the program prior to taking calls:

Today on The Dividing Line I addressed changes in Mormonism, focusing on the church’s obvious retreat from the viewpoints and beliefs of earlier generations. This led me to tell the story of Zelph the White Lamanite. You’ll just have to listen. Then we took calls on Islam and Roman Catholicism, so we truly covered a wide spectrum of topics today!

Started off with some comments on Roman Catholicism, then played some interesting segments from a talk given by a BYU scholar. Took a call after the break that led to a discussion of a review of Greenlee’s new work on textual criticism. We went a bit long because I wanted to have enough time to decry the promulgation of a