RE: So what’s your point? That everyone who might differ with your own particular interpretation of Biblical theology is wrong?
My point is every organization has the right to determine their set of beliefs and vigorously defend them. If they believe another organization is in error they have every right to explain why in their show or publications as that organization has every right to defend theirs.
In this, The Christian Research Institute has been historically very fair. For instance, they have invited Catholics to their show to debate their beliefs.
If you disagree with their point of view, that is your personal prerogative, and you don’t have to patronize or support their organization if you don’t want to.
However, the directors and supporters of the organization has every right to determine who will be the spokesman for their beliefs.
*THAT* is my point.
In this we can agree, that the leadership of the Christian Research Institute has a right to have a spokesman who reflects their beliefs. BTW, I recall listening regularly to the CRI radio program some 40 years ago.