Two sections to today’s program: the first is a reading of the Infancy Gospel of Thomas (with a few comments thrown in for good measure), followed by an extended discussion, based upon comments made recently by Tim Staples on Catholic Answers Live, of James 2:14-26 and justification by faith alone.
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Primarily focused upon comments made by Leighton Flowers on the 180 Cast with Georgi Boorman regarding John 10 and the “sheep” that are referenced therein. We did touch briefly upon Ephesians 1 as well, but the bulk of the time was spent on John 10. Enjoy!
In this edition of the Dividing Line Rich Pierce starts off the show with some commentary about PC&D’s new song ‘Jesus, Only Jesus’ and how this song exposes the Oneness views of this group. Then John continues his series on biblical interpretation. Here is the YouTube link:
I promised to eventually get around to Pastor Mike Winger’s video on the “Achilles Heel of Calvinism,” as it had been sent to me at least a dozen times by different folks, and so today we got to it, even though we were up against the Kavanaugh hearings which probably shrank the audience a good bit (Rich says we still
Steve Hays (and our own Alan Kurschner) have already pointed out a Roman Catholic Psalter to Mary (link to Steve Hays’ post)(link to Alan Kurschner’s post)(link to “psalter”). I’m not sure the depth of the blasphemy involved is fully appreciated by most readers. In the following post, I will give both some high level information as well as a specific
r. White called into the Dividing Line show from the Golden Gate Seminary campus where he has been teaching classes on apologetics. Dr. White shares how Roman Catholics (on EWTN) are uncomfortable with exegesis of Romans 1-8 (and 9-11), and how its statement that we are justified apart from the law cannot be in reference to the ceremonial law, but must include
Yes ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, it’s time for a Radio Free Geneva. Yes, I know Gene Cook reviewed this sermon a while back, or so I’ve been told. That’s OK, it is still worth it. If you know any of the young folks who were in the audience at Cornerstone Community Church in Wildomar,
Back when Fesko’s book came out a few years ago I read the early statement out of Westminster (which Van Til contributed to heavily) on the issue of general revelation, natural theology, etc. 15 years ago when I was teaching apologetics at Golden Gate I had my students read the Sproul/Gerstner/Lindsley work on classical apologetics. I used it to point
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