A tale of two programs today: I was going to briefly address a Roman Catholic on Twitter and that “briefly” became fifty minutes. But then I switched over to a review of an interview with Dr. Mike Licona for a total of about 1:40 for the program today.
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First, a blessed Christmas to you all. For those rejoicing, may you do so to His glory. For those of you bearing burdens at this time of year, especially those who have lost a loved one in the past year, may you find God to be your consolation and comfort in all things. Just one entry today (and yes, I
“In their recent book Good God: The Theistic Foundations of Morality (Oxford 2011), David Baggett and Jerry Walls have a chapter attacking Calvinism on allegedly philosophical grounds. Jerry Walls may well be the leading Arminian philosopher of his generation. So this chapter presumably represents the best philosophical case against Calvinism from an Arminian perspective.” Read more… See also the follow-up
OK, while this will give Rich a little more time, the main reason we are looking at Friday is simple: I’m sick. Bad sick. Lay in bed and do nothing but feel horrible sick. Now, waiting till Friday hopefully means I’ll be better, but, there’s a down-side as well: this stuff is passed through the air, so…I’m concerned Rich may
So Chocolate Knox survived, and that’s really all you need to know. Seriously, had a great time having the guys from CrossPolitic on the show today, we chatted about Matt Walsh, Rome’s gospel, and a bunch of other stuff. Enjoy! Here is the YouTube link: Live Video Stream The Dividing Line is on YouTube video. Our YouTube channel also provides
Sorry, had to try to make it rhyme. We had more streaming problems, and in fact, lost the first 30 minutes of the program, started over, and somehow managed to get a lower resolution stream to make it through the YouTube wilderness (we are posting the high quality version however). So what will you find in this two hour program?
Today I spent the entire program answering six questions sent in on the topic of Reformed theology. I hope the answers given are useful and edifying. A few comments at the end about the contrast between these serious questions and some of the looniness currently being seen out on the net.
Pastor Dan Caffese guests hosts today. We might wonder how our American culture in the space of only 50 years could go from a small minority affirming gay marriage to a majority. What underlies such a rapid change is the epistemological changes which have taken place during the last 50 years. We don’t answer questions like, “how do I know
Today on the Dividing Line I concluded my review of one of the “worst of the worst,” the anti-Calvinism sermon of Dr. Danny O’Guinn of Tower Grove Baptist Church in St. Louis. Today we heard Dr. O’Guinn repeat the now infamous “Spurgeon denied limited atonement” section of Spurgeon’s sermon defending limited atonement. It is a classic example of “borrow a
