Had some brief comments to make on a few other items at the start of the program, then took time to respond to an MDI article on “losing” verses in the Qur’an, then turned to playing clips from the Ten Bruggencate/Dillahunty debate, and finished up starting a response to Max Andrews’ new book on Molinism.
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James debates Louis Ruggiero on the text of John 6:37-44 and what Jesus means when he says “All that the Father gives Me will come to Me.” This one gets real lively with lot’s of callers.
While we were getting folks in line for open phones I commented for about ten minutes on the simple reality that “open borders” equals anarchy and the end of law, a concept that should not be attractive to any Christian whatsoever. Then we went to the phones to discuss a bunch of deep Trinitarian issues, as well as Eastern Orthodoxy,
Started off with a discussion of religious freedom and Islam in light of the Swiss minaret ban, then started taking calls on Darwinism, Mormonism, and Reformed theology. The calls made for a quick hour to be sure!
How much control does God really have over His creation? The issue of Theodicy seems to haunt the church as a whole as it struggles with difficult passages in scripture that cause us confusion over what we believe about God’s hand in this world and how he uses ‘means’ for his glory. Too often God is viewed as some sort
I won’t be able to do any DL’s while I’m away, so, the next program will be 11/14. Today I went back to the Jerry Vines sermon against Calvinism, part of a series he did, starting with liberals, then covering Calvinists, Charismatics, and those who drink (Drunk, Liberal Charismatic Calvinists, as someone suggested)—don’t you love throwing Reformed theology into that
Three major portions of today’s almost two hour program: first, reflections on the celebration of July 4th immediately after the Month of Prideful Rebellion. . Then, we review key statements made by Matthew Barrett, Todd Pruitt, and Carl Trueman on the last
I played some of Ehrman’s comments in the debate with Craig Evans, and took calls.
Christian militancy. Reviving the Inquisition. Wiping out heretics. Sound like medievalism? It is, but sadly, when you regularly encounter the medieval behavior of ISIS and Boko Haram and the like, it is easy to forget Christian teaching and adopt a bit of medievalism in response. Evidently, that’s what Theodore Shoebat has done. The son of Walid Shoebat, Theodore has been
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