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	Norman Geisler - Theopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Norman L. Geisler is an evangelical scholar, Christian apologist, and the author/coauthor of over fifty Christian books defending the Christian faith through alleged logic, evidence, and philosophy.
		Geisler rejects the critical Calvinist tenets of unconditional election, limited atonement, and irresistible grace, yet retains modified versions of total depravity and perseverance of the saints.
		"I Believe...in the Resurrection of the Flesh by Norman Geisler
	www.theopedia.com /Norman_Geisler (294 words)

	Norman L. Geisler
		Norman Geisler is president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina.
		Geisler holds a B.A. and an M.A. from Wheaton College, a Th.D. from William Tyndale College, and a Ph.D. from Loyola (Jesuit Catholic) University in Chicago.
		Geisler erroneously reasons, "Irresistible force used by God on his free creatures would be a violation of both the charity of God and the dignity of humans.
	withchrist.org /ngeisler.htm (354 words)

	Norman L. Geisler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Norman L. Geisler President and CEO of Southern Evangelical Seminary Professor of Theology and Apologetics B.A., Wheaton College Th.B., William Tyndale College M.A. Wheaton Graduate School Ph.D., Loyola University, Chicago, IL ------------------------------------------------------------ Copyright 1994 by the Christian Research Institute ------------------------------------------------------------ COPYRIGHT/REPRODUCTION LIMITATIONS: This data file is the sole property of the Christian Research Institute.
		Geisler, why is the issue of the Resurrection so important?_ Dr. Geisler: Because we're not talking about one of the trivials of Christianity, we're talking about one of the essentials.
		Newsletter: _If that's the case, then what question should we be asking?_ Dr. Geisler: We should ask: "Do you believe that Jesus was raised in the _same physical body in which he died?_" That's the crucial question, because if the body that died didn't come back to life, the Devil won and God lost.
	media.isnet.org /kristen/Geisler/ResurrectionBattle.html (1568 words)

	Norman Geisler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Norman Geisler is a scholar, Christian apologist, and the author or coauthor of some sixty books defending the Christian faith.
		Geisler has held university teaching positions for over forty years.
		"I Believe...in the Resurrection of the Flesh by Norman Geisler
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Norman_Geisler (735 words)

	Norman Geisler pretends to "debate" Farrell Till
		Geisler's opening speech consisted of an effort to establish the "reliability" of the New Testament manuscripts.
		Since Geisler spoke entirely from previously prepared manuscripts, he made no attempts to respond to these points, except when they came up during the 30-minute period of responses to questions from the audience.
		The only attempt that Geisler made to rebut this argument was made during the question-answer session when he incorrectly said that bodily resurrections had not been claimed for any of the pagan saviors, so they were not "parallel" to the resurrection of Jesus.
	www.skeptictank.org /debate.htm (885 words)

	CHOSEN BUT FREE?
		In Dr. Geisler's case, it is readily apparent that, for him, the doctrine of election in particular, and Calvinism in general, is subject to this frailty.
		When Geisler finally does address the passage, it is twisted beyond recognition by ignoring the clear logic of the passage in favor of an explanation which must be wrenched out of the natural flow of the text.
		Geisler is absolutely correct when he says that "Words have limits to their meaning by context." Unfortunately, Geisler never examines the context in order to determine that meaning.
	home.flash.net /~thinkman/articles/geisler.htm (8482 words)

	Alibris: L Norman
		by Geisler, Norman L, Dr., PH.D. Illustrated with photos, charts, and maps, and written in on easy, informal style, this survey will be enjoyed by all who want to enrich their understanding of Old Testament people and events.
		by Geisler, Norman L., and Nix, William E. A General Introduction to the Bible, presents a comprehensive introduction to the Bible.
		In gripping and compelling detail, Norman Brinker--founder of Steak & Ale and the man credited with creating what is now called the "causal dining" segment of the restaurant industry--tells the story of the near-tragic polo accident in 1993, which resulted in a serious brain injury, and his inspiring, some might say miraculous, comeback.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Norman,L (1160 words)

	The Other Side of the Coin: A Source Review of Norman Geisler's Chapter - FARMS Review
		Geisler, apparently unaware of the 1981 edition, again follows the Tanners' use of the 1964 version and makes the erroneous assumption that it is the one being used "today"â”the mistake reveals the source of his information.
		Norman Geisler quotes Mormon Doctrine four times (items 12, 67, 71, and 99 in the supplement) in his chapter, but only one (item 12) is taken from the 1958 edition; the other three are from 1966.
		Geisler does not have one quotation in his section on the JST that is not found in the Tanner volume, and he uses only those portions of the quotations which are available therein.
	farms.byu.edu /display.php?table=review&id=338 (12128 words)

	2 February 1997
		Geisler takes the position that they did not, but his claim is capsized beneath the weight of historical evidence.
		Geisler's handling of the deuterocanonical issue is so mortally flawed that I question whether you would choose to defend it.
		If, however, you feel that Dr. Norman Geisler is correct, that the deuterocanonical books were foreign to the Roman Catholic canon of Scripture until 1546, when they were "added" in reaction to the Reformers, then at least we have a clear focus for discussion and debate.
	members.core.com /~robin/NormanGeisler.970202.htm (1922 words)

	books about: geisler (introduction evangelicals contemporary) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Norman Geisler is a name that speaks volumes in the Christian Church.
		Second, something that must be understood is that authors Norman L. Geisler and Frank Turek had about a 400 page restriction in which to write all of their subjects, so that reduced each argument to a mere 30 or so pages...
		Geisler is a first-rate, and for those who find his work to be useful in ministry or study, this tool will be very helpful.
	www.very-clever.com /books/geisler (1334 words)

	Amazon.ca: Chosen But Free: Books: Norman Geisler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Geisler repeatedly refernces several Scriptures to prove his point, but he rarely interacts with those verses to determine their true meaning.
		Geisler does an admirable job of demonstrating that if spiritual death is conceived of in the way that traditional Calvinist's do, then the second death can be nothing else but annihalation accompanied by inability to anything, and this view is to be rejected as unscriptural.
		Geisler nicely illustrates how traditional Calvinism is inconsistent on several key issues, and cannot effectively deal with the problem of evil and the source of human actions.
	www.amazon.ca /Chosen-But-Free-Norman-Geisler/dp/0764225219 (2027 words)

	Amazon.com: Chosen But Free: Books: Norman L. Geisler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Geisler holds a B.A. and an M.A. from Wheaton College, a Th.D. from William Tyndale College, and a Ph.D. from Loyola University in Chicago.
		Geisler's reputation is one of being an outstanding philosopher, a Thomistic philosopher in particular.
		Therefore, I think Geisler ends up creating a false choice where the reader must either decide that Geisler's view is correct without having much Biblical argumentation to support it, or they must conclude that Geisler is out to lunch on this issue because he is substituting human philosophy in place of Scriptural exegesis.
	www.amazon.com /Chosen-But-Free-Norman-Geisler/dp/0764225219 (2782 words)

	Geisler Deposition
		I have now determined by inquiry of Dr. Geisler that the first substantive conversation he appears to have had with connection with his testimony was this morning.
		Dr. Geisler, this is — Geisler Exhibit 3, which you have handed to me, is a letter on — a one-page letter on a letterhead of the State of Arkansas, Office of the Attorney General; is that correct?
		Geisler, I'd like to ask you a couple of questions about your background as set forth in the resume, that we've been provided.
	www.antievolution.org /projects/mclean/new_site/depos/pf_geisler_dep.htm (10382 words)

	Bill Alnor continues investigation of suspect credentials. Geisler objects...
		The report did anger one prominent scholar, Dr. Norman Geisler a founder and president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, N.C. Dr. Geisler demanded "a correction and apology." (His letter is reproduced at the end of this report.) However, it is Geisler who has to be corrected.
		Geisler’s seminary holds a TRACS only accreditation, not a regional accreditation, and the two are non synonymous and they do not hold the same weight.
		Therefore when Geisler and others say that TRACS is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, it merely means that the government allows it to exist and recognizes it as an accrediting agency, but it is not a regional accrediting agency.
	www.cultlink.com /sentinel/phony.htm (1514 words)

	Theological Dictionary Articles
		Geisler suggests that, taken as a whole, evidences for the Bible’s claim to be the Word of God are overwhelming.
		Geisler concludes this discussion with the reminder that tests for canonicity were not mechanical means to measure the amount of inspired literature.
		Geisler explains that pantheism is self-refuting, at least all forms that claim individuality is an illusion caused by the mind.
	www.ankerberg.com /Articles/archives-td.htm (3668 words)

	Chosen But Free: A Balanced View of Divine Election by Norman Geisler :: Book Reviews by Gary Gilley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Specifically Geisler believes that men are: "born with a propensity but not a necessity to sin" (p.
		Geisler would have been more honest to clarify his position as an Arminian who clings to eternal security.
		Geisler, in his faith in logic, cannot reconcile a God who irresistibly draws in such a way that formerly rebellious sinners now willing place their faith in God.
	www.svchapel.org /Resources/BookReviews/book_reviews.asp?ID=64 (612 words)

	Scripture Truth - Christian books and study materials. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		As Dr. Norman Geisler explains and defends the essentials that make Christian belief possible--the preconditions--he lays a thorough foundation for Christian faith that will instruct theologians, pastors, and students for years to come.
		Building on that foundation, Geisler’s bibliology, including the inspiration and authority of the Bible, has been called the most extensive defense of the consistent evangelical view of Holy Scripture available.
		Geisler has taught at the university and graduate level for over forty years and has spoken, traveled, or debated in all fifty states and in twenty-five countries.
	www.scripturetruth.com /_store/Display_Products.asp?prodID=0-7642-2551-0 (243 words)

	Complaint
		Geisler believes, as have Christian until modern times, that "everything the Bible says is true, is true." Re "strict factual inerrancy," Siano reads from deposition, p.
		Geisler believes that Satan exists, and that his purpose is to "destroy and distort the program of God in the world."
		Geisler describes his position that the Bible is true, and the Bible says Satan exists and certain things can happen in the world, and therefore Geisler looks at the world with a view to seeing these things the Bible describes.
	home.att.net /~mclean_project/legal/Geisler_notes.htm (1197 words)

	C4TF: Geisler Resigns From ETS
		Geisler's explanation, I'm confident that the vote wasn't the deciding factor for Dr. Geisler.
		But....thanks to the efforts of Geisler and Knight, the "hunt" had to go on, and logic and fairness were resounding relegated to the dung pile.
		If this is the case, then maybe the ETS should have had a heresy trial for Norman in 1972 subsequent to the publication of his Ethics, Alternatives and Issues, and he could have resigned much earlier than he did.
	blogspy.com /contend/rants.php?id=rGeisler (1453 words)

	Dr. Norman Geisler to Speak at Cedarville University - Public Relations - Marketing Services - Cedarville University
		Norman Geisler, president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, N.C., will speak at Cedarville University chapel on Monday, Apr. 5.
		Geisler is an experienced debater and speaker, having spoken or debated on the existence of God (and other topics) in 25 countries and throughout the U.S. He holds a B.A. from Wheaton College, an M.A. from Wheaton Graduate School, a Th.B. from William Tyndale College, and a Ph.D. from Loyola University.
		Geisler`s presentation is free and open to the public.
	www.cedarville.edu /departments/marketing/publicrelations/newsarticle.cfm?ID=2132271039 (326 words)

	General Apologetic Books (Updated 12/30/05)
		Norman L Geisler and Paul K. Hoffman (Baker, 2001; ISBN#: 0-8010-1210-4).
		Norman Geisler and Peter Bocchino (Bethany House, 2001; ISBN#: 0-7642-2408-5).
		Norman Geisler and Ronald Brooks (Baker, 1995; ISBN#: 0-8010-1141-8).
	www.rctr.org /ap1.htm (758 words)

	Profile - Norman Geisler
		One of today’s premier theologians and philosophers, Dr. Norman L. Geisler is a prominent, highly articulate voice in the ongoing debate over Christianity in America.
		A committed evangelical and a skilled apologist, he is not one to shrink from public controversy.
		Geisler first caught the attention of the national spotlight when he testified in the Scopes II creation/evolution trial in Arkansas in 1981.
	www.christianbook.com /html/authors/1361.html (307 words)

	Bill Alnor continues investigation of suspect credentials. Geisler objects...
		The report did anger one prominent scholar, Dr. Norman Geisler a founder and president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, N.C. Dr. Geisler demanded "a correction and apology." (His letter is reproduced at the end of this report.) However, it is Geisler who has to be corrected.
		Geisler’s seminary holds a TRACS only accreditation, not a regional accreditation, and the two are non synonymous and they do not hold the same weight.
		Therefore when Geisler and others say that TRACS is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, it merely means that the government allows it to exist and recognizes it as an accrediting agency, but it is not a regional accrediting agency.
	cultlink.com /sentinel/phony.htm (1514 words)

	Dr. Norman L. Geisler's First Speech
		Farrell Till: The Geisler-Till Debate: Dr. Norman L.
		On the topic under discussion, I affirm that Jesus of Nazareth died and rose bodily from the grave.
		After carefully studying the evidence for almost half a century now, I would thoughtfully and earnestly invite you to do the same and join them.
	www.infidels.org /library/modern/farrell_till/geisler-till/geisler1.html (2330 words)

	Revisiting the Norman Geisler/Chosen But Free/Potter's Freedom Issue - Pros Apologian
		When I wrote to Dr. Geisler during the period when I was writing The Potter's Freedom one of the questions I asked was why there was no exegesis of John 6:37-45 in Chosen But Free.
		Geisler has merely reintroduced us to a way of thinking about the topic that precedes Calvinism and Armenianism.
		Which is why I never attacked Dr. Geisler in my book, but unfortunately, he did not return the favor in his appendix, which, I remind everyone who may be new to this particular situation, I remain convinced was written by a group of poorly trained undergraduate students, not by Norman Geisler.
	www.aomin.org /index.php?itemid=1347 (897 words)

	Significance of Christ's Physical Resurrection - Review of Norman Geisler's article in Bibliotheca Sacra
		Yet Norman Geisler has clearly declares that the word "spiritual" does not mean an immaterial (incorporeal) body at 1 Corinthians 15:44, it rather means "a body that is immortal, not immaterial.
		Geisler's wonderful article is a step in the right direction to correcting the problem, if the Christians will only pay heed.
		We Mormons are delighted at the abundance of good Bible materials Geisler has brought to bear on just who and what Jesus as God is. He is God, the God in heaven with a divine, supernatural, eternal glorified body, as we shall also have thanks to his loving and wonderful resurrection.
	www2.ida.net /graphics/shirtail/signific.htm (1808 words)

	Christian Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Description: Dr. Geisler teams-up with Frank Beckwith, Ron Rhodes, Phil Roberts, and Gerald and Sandra Tanner to refute the counterfeit gospel of Mormonism.
		Geisler and Turek have written the only book that builds the case for Christianity from the ground up--it's the 12 Points in a book!
		Geisler and Turek debunk the myths about legislating morality and refute liberal positions on homosexuality, abortion, and euthanasia without quoting Bible verses.
	www.myfortress.org /Books.html (4316 words)

	CRI Newsletter - CRN0072a
		Norman L. Geisler is a theologian, teacher, and the dean of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina.
		Geisler: One out of every five persons on the face of the earth is a Muslim.
		Geisler: It's strange that while Muslims think Jesus was only a man -- a prophet superseded by Muhammad -- at the same time the Qur'an teaches that Jesus Christ was the Messiah, the Word of God, a speaker of truth, a sign unto men of mercy from God.
	www.iclnet.org /pub/resources/text/cri/cri-nwsl/web/crn0072a.html (1498 words)

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