Category: Evangelical Eisegesis
Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 7
This is the final post in a seven-part series responding to the blog post “Babylon Will Never Be Inhabited” by pop-apologist S. J. Thomason. You can read the sixth post here. All biblical references, unless otherwise noted, are from the English Standard Version (Crossway,… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 7″
Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason on “God’s Promises,” part 6
This is the sixth post in a seven-part series responding to the blog post “Babylon Will Never Be Inhabited” by pop-apologist S. J. Thomason. You can read the fifth post here. All biblical references, unless otherwise noted, are from the English Standard Version (Crossway,… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason on “God’s Promises,” part 6″
Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 3
This is the third post in a seven-part series responding to the blog post “And Babylon Will Never Be Inhabited” by pop-apologist S. J. Thomason. You can read the second post here. All Scripture quotations unless otherwise noted are from the New Revised Standard… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 3″
Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 1
The last post I did on “Evangelical Eisegesis” covered the Twitter ramblings of Greg Locke, the veritable gift that keeps on giving. Today’s post will cover a similar fountain of fallaciousness who I’ve briefly dealt with before on this blog: SJ Thomason. Thomason runs… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 1″
Evangelical Eisegesis: Greg Locke and Matthew 10:34
I’m frequently on Twitter interacting with theists and atheists alike. Both sides have a tendency to be woefully ignorant of biblical passages and both have a tendency to want to display that ignorance by commenting on or using biblical passages in this or that… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: Greg Locke and Matthew 10:34”
The Amateur Exegete 