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| − | Dr. '''James White''' is a Christian author and apologist, and director of Alpha and Omega Ministries, a Christian apologetics organization based in [[Phoenix]], [[Arizona]].<ref> | + | Dr. '''James White''' is a Christian author and apologist, and director of Alpha and Omega Ministries, a Christian apologetics organization based in [[Phoenix]], [[Arizona]].<ref>[http://www.aomin.org/aoblog/index.php/about/ "James White," Alpha and Omega Ministries]</ref> |
| − | He has been criticized for his dislike of the [[King James Bible]], and his advocacy for Bible scholars as a Christian's final authority, rather than the Authorized Version. He was also blasted by [[Gail Riplinger]] for his fraudulent critique of her book ''New Age Bible Versions'', which exposed the creators and motives behind modern Bible versions.<ref> | + | He has been criticized for his dislike of the [[King James Bible]], and his advocacy for Bible scholars as a Christian's final authority, rather than the Authorized Version. He was also blasted by [[Gail Riplinger]] for his fraudulent critique of her book ''New Age Bible Versions'', which exposed the creators and motives behind modern Bible versions.<ref>[http://www.avpublications.com/avnew/content/Critiqued/james1.html Gail Riplinger, "The James White Controversy, part 1," AV Publications]</ref> |
| − | White has also been criticized by Dr. Leighton Flowers, an ex-Calvinist advocate of [[Traditionalism]], for his shabby arguments against Traditionalism, and his use of ''ad hominem'' arguments against Flowers.<ref> | + | White has also been criticized by Dr. Leighton Flowers, an ex-Calvinist advocate of [[Traditionalism]], for his shabby arguments against Traditionalism, and his use of ''ad hominem'' arguments against Flowers.<ref>[https://soteriology101.wordpress.com/ Soteriology 101]</ref> |
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| − | [[Category: Christian Apologists]] | + | [[Category:Christian Apologists]] |
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Revision as of 20:11, April 13, 2017
Dr. James White is a Christian author and apologist, and director of Alpha and Omega Ministries, a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona.[1]
He has been criticized for his dislike of the King James Bible, and his advocacy for Bible scholars as a Christian's final authority, rather than the Authorized Version. He was also blasted by Gail Riplinger for his fraudulent critique of her book New Age Bible Versions, which exposed the creators and motives behind modern Bible versions.[2]
White has also been criticized by Dr. Leighton Flowers, an ex-Calvinist advocate of Traditionalism, for his shabby arguments against Traditionalism, and his use of ad hominem arguments against Flowers.[3]