Jason Lisle for 45 Minutes, About All that Crusading Stuff
Well, I had been told “Brother Jack” was calling in today, but alas—the phones were silent. But that didn’t keep me from spending 100 minutes on the topic, playing, and responding to, the entirety of this “sermon” that is founded upon a dogmatic dedication to 1) a hatred of the truths of the doctrines of grace, and 2) the denial
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Road Trip Debate Review, Quick Comments on Pallmann/Hess Review
James White, February 14, 2022February 14, 2022, Church History, Debate, General Apologetics, Molinism, Personal, Provisionism, Reformed Apologetics, Road Trip, The Dividing Line Out in the middle of Texas somewhere near I-10 at a pretty nice little RV park (it is a former KOA, but now has a nice little cafe that just provided me with a very tasty, fresh cheeseburger) that I will definitely visit again in the future. I pushed myself to get here in time to do a DL and comment on Friday’s debate with Tim Stratton. We went over a number of items, though as I was sitting here I remembered a key issue I neglected to comment on, and hopefully will do so tomorrow, assuming travel goes well. Then I briefly commented on the first few items raised by Will Hess and David Pallmann in their review of The Potter’s Freedom. To put it mildly, these men really need to rethink their approach. More to come!
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Philippians 2, the Carmen Christi, and Accusations of Kenotic Heresy
James White, April 21, 2022April 21, 2022, Exegesis, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Offense, Pauline Studies, Personal, Road Trip, The Dividing Line, Thomism In our third program from up here in Moscow, Idaho, we did a deep dive into Philippians 2, the great “Carmen Christi,” considering its meaning and application in a number of contexts. That was the majority of the program, but when I responded to the accusation of “kenotic heresy” on my part by Pastor Josh Sommer, demonstrating that the allegation is utterly without merit.
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