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Thus Probably or Possibly Saith the Lord: The Ehrman-Wallace Debate
On October 1, 2011, at Southern Methodist University in Texas, Bart Ehrman debated Daniel Wallace on the reliability of the New Testament text. For those who don’t know, Bart Ehrman is the most renowned textual critic in the world and Daniel Wallace is the most renowned evangelical textual critic in the world. The DVD or […]
How Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism Are Teeming with Ecstatic and Demonic Influence
The church at Corinth, the one begun by Paul in Acts 18, was a horrible mess. Why? There are many reasons, but a few crucial and insidious ones are seen in 1 and 2 Corinthians. You read the following in 1 Corinthians 10:19-21: 19What say I then? that the idol is any thing, or that […]
Spirit Baptism–the Historic Baptist View, part 2
This complete study, with all it parts and with additional material not reproduced on this blog in this series, is available by clicking here. TDR
Trusting Science
Charles Krauthammer recently highlighted a giant science experiment that showed that a certain particle can travel faster than the speed of light. He writes: It means that Einstein’s relativity — a theory of uncommon beauty upon which all of physics has been built for 100 years — is wrong. Not just inaccurate. Not just flawed. […]
Abuse pt. 1
The term “abuse” has caught my attention. The way that it has been borrowed as a propaganda weapon had me wondering about its history. Ironically, “abuse” has been abused. USE OF “ABUSE” IN SCRIPTURE First, the English word is in the King James Version, so it goes back in the English at least to 1611. […]
WORD OF TRUTH CONFERENCE, 2011
Perhaps you reading did not know that our church hosts the annual Word of Truth Conference, always the same time in November, which this year falls on November 9-13, Wednesday to Sunday. What is unique about this conference is that in the mornings the speakers take on a particular biblical theme, which will turn […]
Spirit Baptism–The Historic Baptist view, part 1
This complete study, with all it parts and with additional material not reproduced on this blog in this series, is available by clicking here. TDR
God Expects or Assumes a Separate Visible Symbol of Authority for Men and Subordination for Women
1 Corinthians 11:3-16 is in the Bible. I’m not going to say “sorry,” because the Bible is good for you. So those verses are good for you. God is good. And it is His world that He created. You’re part of it. So you and me function better when we operate within His design. Don’t […]
The Sharper Iron Crowd Ignores the Peter Van Kleeck, Jr. Post
On 9/25/11, Peter Van Kleeck, Jr. posted the following on the Sharper Iron English Bible Text Debate Forum: In 1558 William Whitaker, a master apologist for the truth of sola Scriptrua, wrote his comprehensive apology against the Roman Catholic dogma of Bellarmine and Stapleton on the topic of Holy Scripture – Disputations on Holy Scripture. […]
Does God Require in Dress Visible Symbols of Both Authority and Submission?
Here’s your opportunity to answer this in the comment section. You must rely on Scripture, but if you think there is no requirement of a symbol, that also would be part of your reply.
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