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In this episode, James walks through “The Perseverance of the Saints” in Dave Hunt’s book “What Love is This?”. James quotes from Jonathan Edward’s book “The Religious Affections”.

Spent the first half of the program on the insanity of transgenderism and the moral evil of calling men women and women men.  Then took a look at comments made by Dr. Mike Licona recently regarding the Bible and the resurrection, once again to distinguish apologetic methodologies and their relationship to the gospel. Here is the YouTube link:

Started off with a little correction of George Bryson’s FaceBook assertions that I refuse to debate him. Corrected his misapprehensions, talked a bit about the need for cross-examination in debates, and then made him an offer he can’t refuse: I will gladly defend the statements of Chapter 3 of the London Baptist Confession of Faith in debate against him. I

Given that I will be at the office at 4:30am to be on Unbelievable in London with Brian McLaren, we are going to move the DL to the normal Thursday afternoon time (4pm PDT). Join us then!

We once again welcome John Samson on today’s Dividing Line. John takes today’s show to walk through the ‘Doctrines of Grace,’ otherwise known as TULIP or the Five Points of Calvinism. At the start of the show John gives a brief update on the events in Kiev Ukraine where Dr. White is currently ministering. Toward the end of the show

James discusses his blog critique of the work of Dr. Seifrid and reviews the response posted by SBTS. Listen here. Update 12/30/2014: This review eventually became a major series of posts. For those interested in reading the entire series in order I post the links below. RP Dr. Seifrid on Imputation July 9, 2004 More in Response to Southern Seminary

As it turned out, a Mormon that had been refuted by Dr. White’s knowledge of Scripture retaliated by making unfounded insinuations about the validity of his doctorate. Rich Pierce took the opportunity to positively present the benefits of Columbia Evangelical Seminary and its innovate approach to mentoring Evangelical scholars.