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* I probably think about Rocky and Bullwinkle a wee bit more often than I should and I’m already starting to think about my favorite Holiday, Thanksgiving. Both make me happy, so here we are. *

“If it seems more horrible to kill a man in his own house than in a field … It ought surely to be deemed more atrocious to destroy a fetus in the womb before the child has come to light.” - John Calvin https://x.com/pastor_gabe/status/1958972169788301474?s=61

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this afternoon - “Prayer is a weapon for which the devil has no answer.” ((David Jeremiah) https://x.com/davidjeremiah/status/1958941027789672911?s=61

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning - “Mary didn’t crush the head of the serpent. Jesus did.” (Gabriel Hughes) https://x.com/pastor_gabe/status/1959013461050236954?s=61 I thought about you when I read it and offer it to our readers in support of your post.

* “Oh. I must be in the front row.” *

“The claim of Jesus is that he and his teaching are the only possible foundation for life, that the man who founds his life on him is certain of safety and that the man who refuses to found his life on him is certain of disaster.” - William Barclay

“We may say: ‘I am not a sinner, because I have not been guilty of any forbidden deed.’ The question of Jesus is: ‘Can you say that you never desired to do any forbidden deed?’ And that question means that all men are sinners.” (William Barclay, The Mind of Jesus, p. 129)

I hope you get the opportunity to someday. Firsthand experience is invaluable. I had a professor in college who often encourages his students: “Learn by doing.”

Yes. This particular point is easily dismissed because it’s based on a false premise. Have you employed it in conversation with Muslims? It is accommodating to Jewish monotheism. It isn’t as accommodating to Islam but it opens the door for a wider conversation, and there are some aspects of it...

In my opinion, Dr. Lennox presents a better argument, a stronger argument, to Muslims than does Dr. Wood. I’m more persuaded by it, too. Would it be more persuasive to Muslims? It hasn’t been in my experience, but it has more room for dialogue.

* This choice makes me happy. *