#434 Responding to William Lane Craig on Romans 9
On tonight’s programme we respond to a recent video by William Lane Craig on Romans 9. What is Molinism and where did it come from? How is it similar to Arminianism? Megiddo Radio · #434 Responding to William Lane Craig on Romans 9 Related Shows: Megiddo Radio ·...#286 Remembering the Reformation? William Lane Craig, Leighton Flowers and Jerry L. Walls
Many pay lip service to the Reformation, but do they truly hold to the same theology and gospel of the Reformers? Is modern mainstream Protestantism really ‘Protestant’ at all? How dangerous are the anti-Calvinist views of a so-called ‘Free Will’? How dangerous is Jerry L. Walls, co-chair of ‘A Reforming Catholic Confession’, and his view of purgatory?
#281 John Piper’s Corruption of the Gospel
In a recent article John Piper stated: “we should not speak of getting to heaven by faith alone in the same way we are justified by faith alone.” Has he compromised the gospel? Is it similar to the errors of Norman Shepherd? What did godly Reformed men of the past say on the error taught by Shepherd, and what should be the message to Piper and others like him today? What are the consequences of the Reformed community ignoring modern errors on justification by faith alone?
#279 More Rick Warren Ecumenism with Rome and Modern Protestantism’s Anti-Reformation Theology
Recently Crux, a Roman Catholic website, interviewed both Rick Warren and Roman Catholic Bishop Kevin Vann of Orange County, California. What did the interview reveal? Should we be concerned over Rick Warren? Do respected pastors see him as a faithful preacher of the Word of God? We also take a brief look at the ‘Reforming Catholic Confession’ which was signed by over 250 professing Protestant leaders. What does the document, and the men involved, tell us about how the Reformation is viewed some 500 years later?