A Lesson in Heresy 101

I don't know much about Miguel De La Torre, but this article tells me a couple of things:

1. He gives lip service to Jesus' divinity and humanity in this article, but doesn't really believe Jesus is divine because a divine Jesus is a sinless Jesus and Dr. De La Torre believes He sinned in the passage of scripture he is basing his argument on.

2. I haven't seen such a blatant use of a straw horse argument in a long time.

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