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Hello. Hello, everyone. Welcome to Latter Day Struggles. This is Valerie, your host, and boy, am I excited to have a special guest on with me today. Welcome, Taylor Petrie. How are you?

Very good. It's great to be here. It is so good to see your actual face. Those of you who listen to my podcast frequently know that he is one of the people that I referenced so frequently because I'm obsessed with his book, Tabernacles of Clay.

I really have mentioned it probably even in the last like five episodes two or three times, Taylor. I'm not making you.

Well, wow. I'm honored. Thank you so much. You're so welcome. It's so good to have him here. He is, um, as many of us may know, he is a scholar and he is the chief editor of Dialogue, which is so cool. I am a new member

of the Dialogue Podcasting Network and and that's actually how we got connected.

So I'm so happy to have you here, Taylor.

And before we do anything, I'd like to have you tell my audience a little bit about your upcoming publication.

Sure.

Yeah.

As you mentioned, Dialogue is one of my main things that I do every day.

But I'm also the co-editor of a new volume

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