My Thoughts on the State of our Culture and the 2016 Election

Monday we snuck one last Dividing Line in, an episode of Radio Free Damascus, responding to the statements of Khalil Meek in his debate with Jay Smith. We will return to a fairly regular schedule for the DL next week. And don’t forget the WayBack Machine, streaming Dividing Lines from 1998 onward 24/7! You can listen on the Flash Player

Given I had the privilege to dialogue with NT Wright on his views of justification this morning on Unbelievable with Justin Brierley (I know Justin had to do very, very little talking on today’s program, right Justin?), I started explaining Wright’s position through reading selected portions of his 2011 JETS article. I did not finish the task (there is much

Snuck in a Skype based DL from Detroit today. Talked about the possibility of taking the DL to ABN as well for a bi-weekly program, and the needs we would have to meet to be able to do so (see the blog entry below). Then we took calls on a wide variety of subjects, but mainly in reference to God’s

Started off briefly noting Peter Lumpkins’ absence (fully expected of course), then took some quick calls on a wide variety of topics, including a discussion of the high priestly work of Christ and an upcoming debate with atheists. I then moved into reading a large portion of chapter 4 of Love Wins, illustrating the man-centeredness of the Arminian fundamentalism that

Finished up Deedat’s presentation on Muhammad in John 16, and then took two good calls on the nature of the gospel. This evening I was directed to an Orthodox blog that seems to be dedicated to nothing more than making wise cracks about The Dividing Line. You can find it here. I wonder why this fellow doesn’t call the program