No, really, no joke.
In just minutes (7pm EDT), Ravi Zacharias, Dannis Prager, and Jeff Foxworthy will be addressing the topic: “The Death of Truth and the Decline of Culture”
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Caught up on a few items on a special DL today. Read through a long message from Twitter that is a good warning about how some eschatologies can become downright dangerous, and then moved back to reviewing aspects of Muhammed Hijab’s opening remarks in the Trinity/Tawhid debate.
It is about that time of the year when we are introduced to creative ways to read our Bible for the next calendar year. Did you do it this year? This is my twelfth year encouraging others to take each day of the year to read and reflect on a single unit in the Gospels. Did you know there are
Started off with a Meme Theology segment looking at a Roman Catholic meme discussing authority and history, then moved on to an article pretending to compare the Old and New Testaments with the Qur’an regarding violence, based upon textual “data mining,” and then returned to examining the Wael Ibrahim/Lincoln Loo debate. But then someone tweeted the newest Kent Hovind video
Decided to do a quick DL short today in light of the wild-eyed demagoguery we were abused with yesterday by the Regime, and the continued insanity at SCOTUS today. How can intelligent people not only believe, but embrace and promote obvious lies? The Bible tells us it happens, and why.
https://youtu.be/btdtd-1Na44
I want to piggyback on Michael Kruger’s “You Don’t Think Learning the Biblical Languages is Worth It? Think Again” and add a few comments of my own on the use of Biblical languages for pastors (and anyone who has a desire to learn them). 1. Pastors (I am not one) who actually know how to read the biblical languages (not
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Some of this is quite difficult to listen to. For example, Ravi Zacharias just said that Tiger Woods made “mistakes,” not that he sinned grievously against God and and wife. I didn’t really care for Prager’s comments (this is the first time I’ve ever heard him). So far, I’ve been disappointed. Perhaps I should be working on papers for school, or watching the Strange Fire conference.