Alpha and Omega Ministries

More topics today on the DL including showing off an early Christian hymn fragment from Wes Huff's papyri website (manuscriptshop.com), and then talking about the amazing rise of the Communists in the United States of America. Then we went back to the Confession of Dositheus and noted the parallels to the Provisionists claims, so we brought up a Leighton Flowers X post to document that as well.

Spent a few minutes talking about unbelieving "academic consensus" with Dan McClellan's claims about Jude and 1 Enoch, and then went back into my Pseudo-Dionysius presentation, finishing it up with a discussion of the influence this work had on Thomas Aquinas.

Today's episode features an introduction to the Pseudo-Dionysian Corpus. Dr. White takes some time to talk about the background of the corpus, looking at its general contents and discussing some of the viewpoints presented within the text. If you've been following the recent discussions on this topic and want a helpful overview of the source material, check out the full broadcast!

Covered the waterfront from Colorado Springs today! So, 2 Timothy 3:16-17 defended against Bishop Jaxi (again), new (good) rules for online behavior for the Eastern Orthodox, the Scriptural testimony to the sovereignty of God, a traditional Catholic being hypocritical about "Protestants," Bart Ehrman mentions me, Stephen Wolfe just isn't a serious man, and finally a bit on Pseudo-Dionysius. Whew! We hope to do a program Thursday however I have seven hours to drive that day so... we will have to see!

Covered a few things, such as the suicide of the West, Bart Ehrman's continued commitment to naturalistic materialism, the utter evil of Dr. Fauci (and the entire Big Pharma/Globalist Cabal), and the article I just finished in response to the Nickitopoulos/Truglia theory about Pseudo-Dionysius. Then finally we spent a lot of time looking at Cameron Bertuzzi's attempt to turn the old canon argument into the new, not-really canon argument, which is still the canon argument, and hence, has still been refuted for...centuries.