Kwanzaa, a Call on Cultic Forms of KJVOnlyism, and Back to Erhman and Mohamed

I took the first portion of the program to analyze the comments made by Minnesota Representative Steve Simon that have become widely distributed over the last few days. Then I began playing some portions of the recent debate between Dr. Smaw and Dr. Michael Brown. Here, also, is the video of the first portion of the program:

I started off with a brief discussion of how I’ve found the Amazon Kindle to be a great asset in my studies (and how you might as well), and then went to the phones, which filled up pretty quickly. Then, once I cleared them all, I responded to this article from WorldNet Daily on the Manhattan Declaration.

Got started a little late (I think what I heard Rich yell was “I killed the whole thing!”) but still managed to sneak a program in covering a wide variety of topics including Clementine’s debate with Jeff Durbin and…other stuff!  I leave for England and South Africa this weekend, so we will be back, Lord willing, with more programs at

We started out announcing that tomorrow on the Dividing Line Mike O’Fallon is going to join me to make a massive, huge, uber-sized ANNOUNCEMENT that will thrill, shock, and amaze you all, and force every single one of you who has been sitting on the fence to get OFF the fence and head to Seattle in August for our National

Started off playing the Brit Hume clip and discussing the hypocrisy of the secularists in demanding that Christians remain silent in the public square. Lesson here: free speech dies when secularists rule. Then we moved on to a half hour examination of the text of the Qur’an and the topic of “being subdued,” i.e., humbled, humiliated, and such texts as