The audio from the Theology Weekend is up at the Karis Blog. Dr. Tom Schreiner from Souther Baptist Theological Seminary spoke on the person and work of Jesus. I ended up only going to the Friday event with Honzo and JR. We had good times of fellowship before, during, and after. Check it out here.
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It pained me to watch Dr. Schreiner out-debated by the Muslim scholar, who did a fantastic job.
Me too. I am going to listen to the sermon and lecture this week and see if he does a better job than he did on Friday. Does anyone know which intersection is on the blog homepage?
So I listened to the audio and I think that in the "debate" during the Friday-night session, Schreiner made a methodological error in trying to respond to too much at one time instead of picking just a couple of objections and giving real substantive responses to the objections. I got the impression that he could really handle himself better than what he showed.
I’ll have to check that out then. I’m pretty sad - if he would’ve spent some time on Substitutionary Atonement and the nature of the Trinity.
Oh well…