One More Time . . . A Programming Note

Lord willing, I will be appearing on Issues, Etc., with host Todd Wilken today (Monday) @ 1:00 PM (pacific time).

We'll be talking about eschatology (what else?).  The program will also be archived, so if you have a life and are not free on Friday afternoon to listen live, you can listen 24/7.

I'll post the link when it is available.

Comments

[Mark James]

Actually, the link is available right now:
http://www.issuesetc.org/ondemand.html

[Mike.e]

Kim, you've been tagged:

http://apologeticfront.blogspot.com/2008/08/ive-been-tagged.html#links

[Mark Priestap]

Woo! Can't wait... :D

[Alberto]

Can we start calling Dr. Riddlebarger the Tim LaHaye of Amillenialism? He may not like it.

["lee n. field"]

Novels written in an amil history would probably be pretty boring, right up to the end. "Peace and safety, then sudden destruction".

Find Meredith Kline's lost novel......

[C T Hall]

Lol, the amil novel, that's great, it'd just be normal novel with a normal plot until the suprise ending. This tatic would have shortened a whole host of novels. (Especially the Left Behind Series, [which when I read as a dispensationalist was torture even then but did help me embrace Reformed eschatology.) I think War and Peace and Moby Dick could have used the approached.

["lee n. field"]

I thought the lady's comment at minute 24 was interesting, that dispensationalism has effects in a Christian life far beyond simple end-times speculation.