Well, our intrepid Molinist was a no-show, so we examined a few articles and listened to Glenn Beck melt down, and took a few calls. Unfortunatley, the YouTube feed failed for the first time, so it is incomplete. The audio feed should be complete.
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Today we started off talking about how Catholic Answers needs a staff of seventeen people to run their website security (eh?) so they need more donations, too! Sorry, something sounds a bit fishy. Then the phone calls started. The first was on the issue of eternal sonship vs. incarnational sonship, the second on the LDS concept of the Great Apostasy,
Two major portions to today’s 90 minute program. First a bit over half an hour to complete our refutation of Tyson James’ article on Psalm 33, found here. Then I read through Basil’s comments in his Epistle 234 relating to simplicity and knowing God. This led to an “in house” discussion about the rise of a new Thomistic Orthodoxy in
Please do not ask me why anyone would call a man who is a Muslim and now openly admits to having never believed in the deity of Christ a “Christian scholar,” but such is the odd world of The Deen Show. Another video has been posted featuring Laurence Brown pontificating on issues about which he seems to be woefully misinformed
The clear wording of this passage makes it difficult for revisionists to limit its scope to narrow situations, so most pro homosex theologians try to argue that the Holiness Code does not apply to Christians. This does not work because of its context as moral law, its context that is applied to Gentiles in the text of Leviticus 18, and because
Dr. White discussed recent upcoming trips to Germany and South Africa; Timothy George’s continued ecumenical attitude toward Roman Catholicism by a recent article in Christianity Today about Pope Francis. His compromise is hard to understand, because Timothy George is not ignorant of church history and historical theology. Dr. White also discussed an article at the “Gay Voices” section at the
James begins the program talking about a couple of books, including one that he co-wrote with Dave Hunt debating the issue of Calvinism. Callers talked about Calvinism and the Greek word χαρακτὴρ (probably from Hebrews 1:3).
I spent the first fifty minutes of the program today reviewing Jon Modene’s amazing “sermon” against R.C. Sproul, and then took a call on KJV Onlyism teacher Sam Gipp and the KJV’s translation of “Easter” in Acts 12.
Reported on the past week up in Salt Lake City, the witnessing at the Conference, and the two debates and one dialogue as well. Lots of background information and side stories! Then at the end I looked at the result of the “hug heard round the world” in Dallas and the entire mantra of “black forgiveness,” looking at James Cone’s
