Talked a bit about the current trip, but mainly focused upon comments made by Alex O’Connor on a webcast regarding the gospel of John and in particular comments he made about John 12:44 and John 1:1. Hope folks will be helped by the study!
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Road Trip: Debate, Is the Doctrine of Purgatory True? Trent Horn, First Lutheran Church, Houston, Texas, 2/17/24
https://www.youtube.com/live/RxgwKEdgis0?si=tKjva6TCB8ivhrz8
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Quirinius, Caesar, and the Census
We took the time to consider some of the key questions about the story of Advent in the New Testament, looking at the census, Quirinius, and how we do fair, balanced biblical study. Enjoy!
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Can You Trust What You Read in the Media?
Recently I invested over five hours of airtime to rather fully discuss the claims made by Matthew Vines in a YouTube video presentation defending the concept of “gay Christianity.” His emotionally-laden presentation was not only badly imbalanced from any scholarly perspective, utterly ignoring the counter-arguments and even conflicting pro-homosexual interpretations offered on the same passages, but it was very poorly
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A Final Comment on the Wasserman ETC Blog Discussion
I would like to briefly reflect, hopefully for the last time on this particular topic, on Dr. Tommy Wasserman’s most recent comments on the ETC blog in reference to his original entry regarding the “busiest 15 years in the history of textual criticism” claim by Bart Ehrman. Sadly, instead of the topic being focused upon the real issue I was
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Responding to a Roman Catholic Convert
Though I touched briefly on a Soteriology 101 tweet at the end of the show, the vast majority was directed to responding to Joshua T. Charles and his presentation of Newman’s “development hypothesis” as the answer to my Nicea question. A lot is going on in Rome these days, and we need to keep up if we wish to be
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Tom Buck Gives an Update from the SBC then James Responds to the Islamicize Me Guys
During the first half hour James discusses the recent controversies from the Southern Baptist Convention with Pastor Tom Buck. Then James answers a number of issues that have surfaced this week with the Islamicize Me controversy. Here is the YouTube link: Live Video Stream The Dividing Line is on YouTube video. Our YouTube channel also provides videos of most of
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The Paint Fumes Dividing Line!
Well, the fumes weren’t that bad, I must admit, but there were a few. Whole new look for the studio (and it will probably be different come tomorrow, too). But that aside, we jumped into the incredible intolerance of the left in the US and the treatment of anyone who would dare to stand for truth or morality in reference to
