Alpha and Omega Ministries is a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
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Since my travel home has been, well, less than easy, and I find myself now with some time on the (thankfully) final leg of my journey, I wanted to write up some thoughts about the debates which took place on Revelation TV this past weekend. First, I am somewhat uncomfortable with the term “debate” in this instance, for a number
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Presuppositionalism Discussed, Hebrews 10:25, and the Trail of Blood
Over 90 minutes today starting off with a question from a friend in email about presuppositionalism that ended up going 48 minutes in length (thanks Matt!). Then I looked at two Twitter questions, one on Hebrews 10:25 and the current crisis around the world, and one about “The Trail of Blood.” We will be back tomorrow, keeping you company as
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A Few Thoughts on Holiness, Repentance, and the Lordship of Christ
Just a quick Screenflow video following up on the sermons from last evening.
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Why I Will Still Vote Against the Marxists, and Why the Crusades Were Still a Mockery of the Cross and the Gospel
Two topics today. First forty minutes on my thoughts on the upcoming election and how, if the Marxists are victorious (and that may be a foregone conclusion), it could be the last even pretend election in our lifetimes, and how this should, in my opinion, impact those who have decided that not voting is their best choice. Then, in the
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Walid Shoebat’s Roman Catholicism Shows Centrality of the Gospel
Walid Shoebat thinks your good works can somehow satisfy the holiness of God. Or that is the conclusion one is forced to come to in reading this rambling, often irrelevant, but still important article he posted on his website. Responding to a brief portion of a recent Dividing Line (and may I thank Walid for posting that segment, for many
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A Response to Dr. Shabir Ally (Part 2)
Third, no writings survive from the disciples themselves. The Second Letter of Peter is admitted even by conservative scholars to be written after Peter’s death. The First Letter of Peter is disputed as to whether or not Peter wrote it. Some scholars think he wrote it; others think he did not. Hence we cannot rely on that letter either. 1)
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Teaching: New Testament Reliability – Can you trust the Bible? Wretched TV, 11/1/2013
https://youtu.be/05aK7itUvho
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