Looking for audio from show

[Guest]

A while back Steve responded to a question about home schooling and evangelism (whether you should send your kids in to evangelize public schools as lambs to the slaughter).

I'd like to send his response to someone and can't remember when it aired. Does anyone have this snippet by chance? (I checked audiodoctrine.com).

This is when a searchable summary of each show's callers and topics would be nice.

[Guest]

Try the show from November 5, 2007.
You can download it here: TNP071105H
Then skip to 22:30-ish. It runs till about ~30:15. It may not be the exact one you are talking about but Steve does address the topic there.

(I had to look up Rick's topic on 'how to post a link') 8)

[_Rick_C]

Sean,

I have no idea how you did that....
(I've never linked to audio and don't know how, but would like to know, if you wouldn't mind. PM me or post it some place? if you have time).

Why I've never done this is due to my sensitivity on "netiquette" stuff; I've always posted the page they can go to to download it (so they can see what they're getting in advance and decide if it is safe, etc.).

Btw, some people won't load stuff when they are linked to like how you did. I have, when I knew the link and/or the person who gave it are safe. I'm sure yours was safe because I recognized it as one of Steve's.

Another reason I've always given the page instead of just the link---not that I know how---is so they can put their own name to it (I name all of my downloads because, otherwise, I might forget who it is by and what the topic is, and so on)!
For example, I might have:
NTW_Romans_Day1.mp3
(Lecture One of N.T. Wright's "Romans in a Day" lectures)....

Anyways,
Rick

[Guest]

I've meant to respond to his post, too. I, too, wonder how he did that -- either he has a great memory or keeps an index, or that particular caller struck him, too.

Anyway, thanks -- it was exactly what I was looking for.

Darin

[Guest]

Sean,

I have no idea how you did that....
(I've never linked to audio and don't know how, but would like to know, if you wouldn't mind. PM me or post it some place? if you have time).

Why I've never done this is due to my sensitivity on "netiquette" stuff; I've always posted the page they can go to to download it (so they can see what they're getting in advance and decide if it is safe, etc.).

Btw, some people won't load stuff when they are linked to like how you did. I have, when I knew the link and/or the person who gave it are safe. I'm sure yours was safe because I recognized it as one of Steve's.

Another reason I've always given the page instead of just the link---not that I know how---is so they can put their own name to it (I name all of my downloads because, otherwise, I might forget who it is by and what the topic is, and so on)!
For example, I might have:
NTW_Romans_Day1.mp3
(Lecture One of N.T. Wright's "Romans in a Day" lectures)....

Anyways,
Rick

I just posted a link per your thread on the subject. I got the link from Steve's radio archives page and the link name is unaltered. Having been on internet forums for many years I've always tried to make it easy for the person seeking information, so a direct link to Steve's was the best way I could fulfill: "do unto others as I would like them to do unto me".

I've meant to respond to his post, too. I, too, wonder how he did that -- either he has a great memory or keeps an index, or that particular caller struck him, too.

Anyway, thanks -- it was exactly what I was looking for.

Darin

I just happened to have this episode saved for the same reason you were looking for it, Steve's answer is good and informative and since we homeschool, we sometimes get people asking the same questions.

[_Rick_C]

Oh, okay, Sean. A regular ol' url link. Thanks,