Debate Books And Debate Charts
Debate On Miraculous Divine Healing
The McPherson-Bogard Debate On Miraculous Divine Healing (May 22, 1934). Ben Bogard was the greatest Baptist debater of all time. In 1934 Bogard debated Amie Semple McPherson, founder of the Foursquare Gospel Church, on the subject of miraculous divine healing. You might want to read a review of this debate before downloading (PDF file size: 213 KB).
Debate On Baptism
Debate Charts On Baptism contains over 120 charts from the Padfield-Phillips Debate On Baptism, which took place in Terre Haute, Indiana in 1990. Don Phillips, a Baptist preacher, and David Padfield, a Christian, engaged in a public discussion on the Purpose Of Water Baptism. In this debate Dr. Phillips told the audience that "You can't trust the apostle Peter because he was a legalist!" (PDF file size: 251 KB).
Debate On Premillennialism
Debate Charts On Premillennialism, contains over one hundred charts from the Padfield-Weiner Debate. Todd Weiner of York, Pennsylvania and David Padfield engaged in a public debate on Premillennialism and the 1,000 reign of Christ on earth. The first two evenings of the debate were conducted in Evansville, Indiana on November 5 and 6, 1992. On November 19 and 20, 1992 the debate was continued in Baltimore, Maryland (PDF file size: 341 KB).
Debate On Limited Benevolence
Debate Charts On Limited Church Benevolence. Mac Deaver and David Padfield, both Christians, engaged in a four night public discussion in the Chicago area on the Limits of Church Benevolence. Deaver affirmed it is the responsibility local churches to build and maintain hospitals, nursing homes and recreational facilities as a means of drawing people to Christ. Padfield maintained the gospel itself is the only drawing power God uses to bring men to His Son. This files contains 117 full size charts (PDF file size: 488 KB).
Debate On What Law Are We Under?
The Greeson - Zecca & Mastropalo Debate on "What Law Are We Under Today?" This is a transcript of a radio debate between Wayne Greeson and John Zecca & Michael Mastropalo. The debate took place in January 2001 (PDF file size: 229 KB).
Debate On Homosexuality
The Williams - Asher Debate On Homosexuality is a transcript of a radio debate that took place on January 20, 1990 on BibleTalk, the weekly call-in radio program for the Dumas Drive Church of Christ in Amarillo, Texas (PDF file size: 85 KB).
Debate On Catholicism
The Greeson - Rutland Radio Debate. Wayne Greeson, a gospel preacher, hosted a Bible call-in radio program called Searching Daily in Northwest Arkansas. Bill Rutland was the Education Director for the St. Vincent De Paul parish of the Roman Catholic church located in Rogers, Arkansas (PDF file size: 240 KB).
Debate On The Humanity Of Jesus
Debate Notes On The Humanity Of Jesus, by Jeff Asher. In 1999 Jeff Asher debated David Bonner in both Lufkin and Amarillo, Texas. The debate centered on the humanity of our Lord. Brother Asher has made his debate notes available to the public. Contained in these notes are the outlines for the major speeches in the debates and complete replies to the false arguments then current among brethren. John Welch wrote of A Review of the Asher–Bonner Deate. These notes also contain complete outlines of the pertinent texts relative to an affirmation of the deity and humanity of Jesus (103 pages; PDF file size: 424 KB).
John Welch wrote of A Review of the Asher–Bonner Debate (PDF file size: 147 KB).
Suggested Reading For Further Study…
- Quibbles Quashed, a brief set of debate notes by Jeff Asher dealing specifically with the question of the Sabbath (PDF file size: 359 KB).
- Church Social Meals. Charts used in the debate by Jeff Asher with Bob Berard on this subject. This debate was held in Huntsville, Texas in February 1999. (File size: 1 MB).
- Myths Of Adventism. These outlines were originally prepared by Jeff Asher for presentation in Corozal, Belize. The material was used to arouse interest among the local SDA groups and resulted in a three night debate on the subject of the Sabbath. In the notes there is extensive footnoting to demonstrate Ellen White was no prophet and the religious movement she founded is not of Christ (PDF file size: 562 KB).
