William Lane Craig responded to my criticisms of his use of Cerberus as an illustration of the Trinity on the Reasonable Faith podcast yesterday, so we played his comments and responded to them on today’s Dividing Line.
Today on the DL James goes over the debate with Trent Horn as an illustration of how we should seriously track with debates and evaluate them. Here is the YouTube link:
Examined and responded to Roger Olson’s rather weak attempt to deflect the charge of Marcionism (found here), and then finally got to at least halfway through Austin Fischer’s opening statement in the recent “Calvinism” debate. I will be in Boulder, Colorado on Thursday, and I am uncertain of what Rich’s plans are, so keep an eye out! Here is the
After a quick update on our travel issues/situation, we started to comment on the “Christ is King” controversy, digging down a bit into the theology and context of the statement and what it means. We also looked at some folks claiming “replacement theology” (it’s fulfillment theology, but they don’t want to view it fairly) is actually heretical. Then we played
Discussed the continuing spiral into moral and ethical chaos in Western society, looking at a few “evangelical” examples, followed a number of interesting rabbit trails, and eventually ended up back with…Brian Zahnd’s opening statement in his debate with Michael Brown. Here is the YouTube link:
Today on the DL our calls, well, except for the first one, actually had something to do with the topic! We started with a ministry that promises to save a soul for every $48 you give, moved on to Dave Hunt’s newest screed on Calvinism, and then back to the Adrian Rogers “HyperCalvinism” study, with a few calls on the
We have a guy at Apologia who posts hilarious out-of-context quotes from the sermon on our member’s page. I need someone like that to listen to every Dividing Line and come up with a brief, yet usable, title, because with programs like today, I just have no idea. We covered the Washington State law that would allow the state to
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