Monthly Archives: May 2016

The defining Question about Sola Scriptura and Tradition

Posted on May 25, 2016 by Ken Temple

at the 1:03:48 mark: “Has the Roman Catholic Church infallibly defined a single word of Jesus or an apostle, that is not found in Scripture?”  Dr. James White to Mitch Pacwa “I cannot think of any.”  Mitch Pacwa This shows … Continue reading →

Posted in Roman Catholicism, Sola Scriptura, Tradition | 8 Comments

The Rule of Faith in the early church

Posted on May 24, 2016 by Ken Temple

Roman Catholic apologists like to emphasize the tradition of the early church, and claim that other unwritten oral apostolic traditions that Paul mentions in 2 Thessalonians 2:15, are brought out later in church history.  The problem is, the main early … Continue reading →

Posted in apostolic succession, Athanasius, church history, early church history, Irenaeus, Tertullian, The rule of Faith | 5 Comments

Unbelievers use other laws in Leviticus to get away from sin of homosexuality or to stop conversation

Posted on May 24, 2016 by Ken Temple

This is about 2 years old, but I forgot to work on it and publish it 2 years ago.  I just found it in my draft folder.   It is still useful for answers in evangelism with people, even though … Continue reading →

Posted in Hollywood cultural agenda, Homosexuality, Leviticus, moral corruption of culture, The gay agenda | 1 Comment

Reza Aslan helps Christians prove the death and resurrection of Jesus

Posted on May 23, 2016 by Ken Temple

Although Aslan has a lot of mistakes and problems, many times he has enough good material that helps Christian apologetics. For here in this short video, David Wood and Mike Licona discuss how what Reza writes in his book Zealot, … Continue reading →

Posted in Apologetics, Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, Gospel Truth, Islam, Muslims, Reza Aslan, The Resurrection of Jesus Christ | 33 Comments

Debate on the Trinity. James White vs. Adnan Rashid

Posted on May 17, 2016 by Ken Temple

  Adnan asked where in the early church fathers did they mention the Deity of the Holy Spirit?  Here are a couple of good quotes on that from Tertullian, who wrote this book, Against Praxeas, against what is called Modalism/Sabellianism … Continue reading →

Posted in Apologetics, church history, Deity of Christ, early church history, Islam, Muslims, The doctrine of the Trinity | 26 Comments

Scholar Sidney Griffith uses a creative technique to try and save the Qur’an from embarressment

Posted on May 14, 2016 by Ken Temple

Paul Williams writes another article (against Sam Shamoun’s article that shows the Qur’an and Griffith is wrong) that uses Sidney H. Griffith’s book, The Bible in Arabic, to try and show that the Qur’an is aware of doctrinal Christianity at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Apologetics, church history, History, Islam, Muslims, Paul Bilal Williams | 9 Comments

Muslim scholar makes a mistake from church history and seems to dig his heels in when corrected

Posted on May 12, 2016 by Ken Temple

Paul Williams quoted from Dr. Jonathan Brown’s book, Misquoting Muhammad, where he makes a mistake and claims that “church fathers like Papias”,  “believed the Paraclete to be a human being, and not the Holy Spirit.”  Dr. Jonathan Brown is a … Continue reading →

Posted in Apologetics, church history, Islam, Muslims | 15 Comments

Debate: The Qur’an’s view of the Previous Scriptures, Shabir Ally vs. David Wood

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Ken Temple

Besides the very clear presentation by David Wood that the Qur’an: Affirms/confirms مصدق the inspiration of the previous Scriptures – Surah 3:84, 2:136; 3:3-4 Affirms/confirms مصدق the preservation of the previous Scriptures – Surah 5:47; 10:94 (between the hands – … Continue reading →

Posted in Apologetics, Bible is not corrupted, Islam, Muslims, Paul Bilal Williams, Shabir Ally | 51 Comments