Spent time at the start of the program looking at the witness of Clement’s epistle to the Corinthians from the first century to the doctrine of sola fide, and then took phone calls on a number of different topics including the gifts in 1 Corinthians.
Here is the YouTube link: Live Video StreamToday I read some more from Reymond, this time the section on a biblical theodicy, before addressing about two minutes of Paige Patterson’s sermon on Calvinism from 2/2004. Then the phone calls started. Had one call on compatibilism and another on the Mouw situation up in Utah.
Today I covered the Sam Shamoun vs. Nadir Ahmed debate a little more in-depth, in light of Mr. Ahmed’s contacting me and my informing him he was welcome to call the program and respond to what I have said about his presentation (the invitation remains open). Sam Shamoun called in toward the end of the program as well. We covered
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Log of Online Debate between Orthopodeo (James White) and KCC1TIM (Tim R.) from September 20, 1997 The “debate” began with a rather partisan prayer: JPIPMPKP: Dear and precious Jesus, sweet and Blessed mother, we call upon you to listen to us. PPascuzzi: Amen Michl3282: AMen TJ in MD: I live in PG county, JPIP OS Matthew: amen Sherimar: hear
Gave a relatively quick report on my trip to London, Johannesburg, Lusaka, Loughborough, Glasgow, Leicester and Belfast, and then discussed some of what broke while I was gone. Looked at the publication of the “First Century Mark” fragment that turned out to be contemporaneous with P45. Then we needed to address the series of videos that have been posted of
Dr. Michael Brown and Dr. Sam Waldron had a very cordial debate on the question, “Have the New Testament Charismatic Gifts Ceased?” Dr. Brown’s rebuttal arguments did not appear to me to reflect an understanding of Dr. Waldron’s primary argument, the so-called Cascade Argument. I strongly believe that it is important to a dialog that both sides understand the other.
Started with some discussion about the text of the New Testament again, took a call, and then, at the break, Darrin, the atheist I talked a bit about a few weeks ago, who had written to William Lane Craig, called in. We went about ten minutes long so we could talk.
I hurry to finish my response to the article published by Dr. Shabir Ally shortly after our debate at the University of Pretoria in South Africa in early October. This is the fourth, and thankfully, final portion of my response. Dr. Ally continued: James was clearly in a bind. He could not answer my points, and I had answered all
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