I was joined in studio by Daniel Constantino and Oscar Dunlap to discuss their debate with two LDS representatives a few weeks ago at Apologia Church. Goodness, how Mormonism has changed! Almost 90 minutes of discussion, even though I was not able to play much of the debate due to a technical problem with how my computer was connected to the system (sorry about that!).
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Views on Homosexuality, Interaction with Lindsay on Gnosticism
James White, , Atheism, Christian Worldview, Church History, Debate, General Apologetics, Homosexuality, Post-Evangelicalism, Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line
Started off with Pope Francis’ comments on homosexuality and the distinction of sin/crime, then looked at a progressivist on Twitter and his explanation of how he became “affirming.” Looked at a thread documenting comments Andy Stanley made to a group of pastors in 2019, and then finished up with a review of my brief discussion with James Lindsay on his
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Corrupt Police Officers, Open-Air Preaching, and Christians Losing Their Rights in America
Jeff Downs, , General Apologetics
Some members of my church joined other believers yesterday in open-air preaching in Jersey City. They were wrongly shut down by the authorities who accused them of attempting to stir up a riot, which was patently untrue. Their rights were clearly violated by lying, corrupt police officers. Speaking to one of the individuals who participated yesterday, he told me police
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Read it For Yourself
James White, , General Apologetics
One of the best ways to see how utterly without grounds the media frenzy over The Gospel of Judas really is involves reading the silly thing. Most folks with a modicum of common sense will go, “Oh, well, that sure is odd…and disjointed…and poorly written…and irrelevant” upon doing so. Here’s where you can read the whole thing.
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Open Letter to Mark Seifrid, Part IV
James White, , General Apologetics
Before continuing to respond to your statement, Dr. Seifrid, I wanted to note the use of the phrase “later Protestant orthodoxy” in your writings on the issue of imputation. Would you comment on these words of Calvin, who seems to have “added” the imputation of a positive righteousness “to the forgiveness of sins” at a very early stage of “Protestant orthodoxy”:
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Troubling Thoughts from Dr. Jeffress About ISIS, Then Back to Reviewing Wael Ibrahim
James White, , Islam, The Dividing Line
We did a jumbo edition (90 minutes), starting off listening to the comments of Dr. Jeffress from First Baptist Dallas from a few weeks ago (linked below). Let’s say I was…troubled. Then we went back to my response to Wael Ibrahim focusing upon the New Testament’s testimony to the deity of the Lord Jesus. Here is the YouTube link:
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Open Phones with Remote Connection to Dr. White in San Francisco
James White, , Roman Catholicism, The Dividing Line
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