I had simply wanted to play the debate into the DL feed, but when I saw Chris Pinto’s spin article this morning (the first thing I was appraised of upon arising) I felt it appropriate to respond, which I did for the first about 35 minutes of the program. Then I played the entire debate. Enjoy!
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I would have somewhat changed the title on this myself. Here is the idea from Chris Pinto’s movie: a 19 year old Greek named Simonides wrote Codex Sinaiticus in late 1839/early 1840. He did so with some assistance from his uncle. He used the Moscow Bible and Codex Alexandrinus as his primary sources. His uncle made corrections. The codex was
No calls today, managed to get through a major portion of the cross-examination in the Ally/Licona debate. Spent a good deal of time taking apart Shabir Ally’s attempt to get around a very well developed point by Licona on the issue of nails in Roman crucifixion.
We finished up our review of the Stanley/Flowers interview today on a special year-end edition of Radio Free Geneva, during which we learned that Reformed folks do not need to do apologetics, amongst other amazing revelations. Then we played a video from Pastor Adam Fannin of the Stedfast Baptist Church in which he reviews our tract, The Christian Message. Here is
I started off with a few comments on the coming mask mandates, etc. Then, we took quite a variety of questions today from our callers! We discussed head coverings and Michael Heiser’s odd views on 1 Cor. 11; Hebrews 1:10 and its citation of Psalm 102; angels and demons today; how to translate the Greek term θέλω (thelo); and finally
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