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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I imagine things are tough for Ergun Caner these days. The reality of his past, of his many lies and exaggerations, is becoming more widely known, despite the efforts of his enablers (Norman Geisler leading the list). Everywhere he goes, if he appears in public, he has to be thinking, “Will someone bring it up? Will someone ask about Hadith
Debate: How Biblical and Ancient is the Papacy? Fr. Mitch Pacwa, Long Island, New York, 5/21/1998
https://youtu.be/WefaXKQYUv4
John 6 Rescued from Leighton’s Scissors, then Jordan Peterson’s Amazing Statement
Greetings from cold Springfield, Missouri! A road-trip edition of the Dividing Line as I caught a part of the Hughes/Flowers debate on John 6:44. Had to point out the basic error in Flowers’ approach, though we will do much more on that when I can download the video. Then we listened to a recent statement by Jordan Peterson on the
Presuppositional Apologetics and Young-Earth Creation
The video from this year’s Southern Evangelical Seminary conference on presuppositionalism and young-earth creation is now online (whoever made the decision to post this: Thank you!). Speakers: Richard Howe, Jason Lisle, and Scott Oliphint. Moderator: Frank (a different moderator would have been nice) Turek 🙂 Watch it by clicking here.
Debate: Is Purgatory Biblical? Robert Sungenis, Newburg, Oregon, 10/22/2010
https://youtu.be/hkSWkf02nJo
Mr. Church: That is the Sound of the Barbarians at the Gates
Yesterday I was directed to a Tweet picture that spoke volumes. Here it is: Pictures can say more than a thousand words, to be sure. And this picture speaks volumes. But I would like to respond to Mr. Church’s interpretation, which I would call the “interpretation of inevitability.” First, the issue of the abuse of language, the constant ploy of
Two Responses, More Than Two Hours
I chose to provide two responses on the program today, hoping that both would provide opportunities for teaching and, by refutation, edification of the saints. The first, which took up most of our time, was a response to about ten relevant points (and those were about all) in the 2 hour, 45 minute video posted recently from Tim Stratton and
Overheard from the rC camp:
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard people argue that Reformed theology is unbalanced because it is “so focused on Paul.” I remember Roman Catholic apologist Art Sippo rant on and on about developing a doctrine of justification from other sources, and quoting Peter’s statement that there are hard things to understand in Paul as grounds for his
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