What is that

it mean to really know something?

And what are the best methods and tools to come to know a thing?

In today's episode of Church History Matters,

we begin our new series on good thinking,

where we explore the important role

our brain and intellect play in truth-seeking and the life of faith.

Specifically in this series, we want to explore what mental moves are made or what frameworks

of thinking are used by intelligent, critically thinking latter day Saints,

whose faith is strengthened rather than damaged by diving deeply into our church's history and doctrine.

So this should be fun. I'm Scott Woodward, a

managing director at Scripture Central, and my co-host is Casey Griffiths, also

a managing director at Scripture Central. And today Casey and I dive into our first

episode in this series about truth-seeking and good thinking. Now let's get

into it. Well, hello Scott.

Hello Casey.

How you doing man?

Great, I'm doing great and I am excited to start this new series.

To be honest, this probably should have been our first series that we did, but a series entitled

Epistemology is a lot less grabby than something like the first

vision or polygamy or race in the priesthood.

So we did put this off a little ways down the road, but we have been

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