Bible Debates

Bible Debates

In 2005, the Caneyville church of Christ supported brother Jarrod Jacobs in two debates he had in Grayson county, KY. The audio from both debates are below. In these debates, brother Jarrod Jacobs met Roger Holland, a missionary Baptist, in debate. The subjects were concerning whether or not baptism is necessary for salvation and the "once-saved-always-saved" doctrine (impossibility of apostasy). We include these debates below for your study and consideration. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

 

BAPTISM DEBATE -  (2/25/2/26/05)

Proposition on Friday night: RESOLVED: "The Scriptures teach that baptism, to the penitent believer, is for (in order to obtain) the remission of sins." Jarrod Jacobs affirms, Roger Holland denies.

Speech #1 (Jacobs' First Affirmative)

Speech #2 (Holland's First Negative)

Speech #3 (Jacobs' Second Affirmative)

Speech #4 (Holland's Second Negative)

 

Proposition on Saturday night: RESOLVED: "The Scriptures teach that one is saved before and without baptism." Roger Holland affirms, Jarrod Jacobs denies

Speech #1 (Holland's First Affirmative)

Speech #2 (Jacobs' First Negative)

Speech #3 (Holland's Second Affirmative)

Speech #4 (Jacobs' Second Negative)

 

APOSTASY DEBATE -  (5/27-5/28/05)

Proposition on Friday night: RESOLVED: "The Scriptures teach that a child of God, one who has been saved by the blood of Christ, is so saved that he is beyond the possibility of being lost in Hell." Roger Holland affirms, Jarrod Jacobs denies

Speech #1 (Holland's First Affirmative)

Speech #2 (Jacobs' Second Negative)

Speech #3 (Holland's Second Affirmative)

Speech #4 (Jacobs' Second Negative)

 

Proposition on Saturday night: RESOLVED: "The Scriptures teach that a child of God, one who has been saved by the blood of Christ, may so sin as to finally and eternally be lost in Hell." Jarrod Jacobs affirms, Roger Holland denies

Speech #1 (Jacobs' First Affirmative)

Speech #2 (Holland's First Negative)

Speech #3 (Jacobs' Second Affirmative)

Speech #4 (Holland's Second Negative)