Though I really wasn’t feeling well after I arrived here in Amarillo, I felt it was absolutely necessary to address the amazingly dishonest attacks that have been launched against me about a single cross-examination question from Saturday night’s debate. So we did a full dive into Ignatius, his writings, the issues with the transmission of those writings, forgeries, you name it, and then walked through the actual text cited in the debate demonstrating that the actual answer I gave was fully substantiated by the text itself. It is my hope that those who are planning to continue this campaign of misrepresentation will listen to this presentation, realize the foolishness of such an action, repent of their intentions, and cease and desist with their activities. That is up to them. For everyone else, you get to learn a whole lot about issues related to ancient church history! Enjoy!
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Road Trip: “Reliability of New Testament Scriptures”, Christ Presbyterian Church, Mobile, Alabama, 10/27/24
I did not feel well today, but I pressed on, because I really wanted to share this study of Jude 5, CBGM, the variant in the text, and the biblical tapestry of phraseology and teaching that consistently testifies to the deity of Christ. Please get a deep seat, take some notes, and enjoy!
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Road Trip Radio Free Geneva: Only the Apostles were Predestined!
Greetings from basically peaceful, still a little nervous Kiev, Ukraine. OK, I am actually not in Kiev, I am in Ирпень, Irpin’, a “suburb” in a sense, to the north-northwest of downtown Kiev. I will begin another day of church history lectures here in about an hour, but wanted to share some more of the presentations from this weekend. Rich posted
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Helping Joe Rogan Know the Truth
Some folks were kind enough to link me to examples of Joe Rogan repeat common mythology about how the Bible was collected, the canon, Constantine, etc., so I took the time today to deal with those issues, as well as respond to a number of claims made in one clip as Rogan interviewed Lawrence Krauss, a well known atheist and former professor at ASU.I think Joe Rogan would benefit greatly from viewing my 2009 debate with Bart Ehrman, found here.
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