Basically focused on continuing our review of Diaa Mohamed’s comments in his debate with Samuel Green, and then looked at some more of James McCarthy’s comments against Calvinism. Next week we will hear his understanding of John 6:37-44.
We did take one call on the meaning of arsenokoites, but other than that we focused back on The Covenanter’s Call radio program and its “review” of The King James Only Controversy.
James takes calls today ranging from witnessing to mormons and talking reformed presuppositions with Dave Hunt. Lastly (55 minutes in) a caller asks about disqualified baptists and the Auburn Avenue viewpoints.
Well, Will Kinney got his 15 minutes of fame today…ok, 12 minutes, 19 seconds to be exact. I started off the program, explained the situation relating to Erasmus’ problems in accurately obtaining the text of the book of Revelation, went over what The King James Only Controversy says on the issue (including the footnotes containing relevant information), and then played
Sorry this took so long! I’m finishing my PowerPoint presentations for tomorrow evening’s debate, and I forgot to blog the DL link. My mistake! Let’s see, discussed the upcoming debate, then played a clip from Fr. Peter Stravinskas illustrating how tradition gets in the way of exegesis, and then we took calls the last half hour. Here’s the program. I
Don’t forget! Today’s program is a special Radio Free Geneva featuring the examination of Steve Gregg’s presentations on Calvinism, in particular, on John 6:37 and Romans 9:19-20. Be listening! Here’s a bit of a preview. Steve Gregg comments on Romans 1:18 and the suppression of truth. Notice that not all men suppress the truth! Some are inclined toward it! This
For those who like church history/patristics oriented programs, yesterday’s Dividing Line was for you! Discussions of Augustine, Origen, and whether you should interpret the New Testament in light of Christological definitions created three and four centuries after the time of the Apostles filled our time on the program.
Of course, Dr. Rogers never mentions us nasty “Calvinists” by name. We are just “some people.” But his recent anti-Calvinism sermon is a classic example of how to teach tradition without the slightest investment of a moment’s consideration as to the meaningful exegesis of any text you throw out. Nearly 25 examples of “how to completely shred a straw-man while
Reviewed a William Lane Craig video on the limitations inherent upon God due to “middle knowledge” during the first half hour, and then looked at key passages on the pre-incarnate existence of the Son as a divine Person in the second half hour. Well, ok, we went like ten minutes long, but close enough! No programs next week as I
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