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Concordia University Chicago invites all high school students to attend the annual Careers

for Christ Weekend on our beautiful campus in River Forest, October 11th through 13th.

You'll have the opportunity to learn about professional church vocations while having fun

with CUC staff, faculty, and students.

Registration is now open.

For more information, visit cuchago.edu forward slash c4C. That's

Cucigago.edu forward slash c, the number four, C. In the first article of the Apostles' Creed, Luther's explanation in his small catechism,

he talks about how God has given me all things, and he includes in there my reason and senses,

all my powers. He's talking there about our human reason. Now, how do we understand the proper relationship between one

pursuit of human reason, that is philosophy, and, well, what God reveals about himself,

we usually call this theology.

Welcome back to Issues CETRA. I'm Todd Wilkin.

Joining us for a Lutheran perspective on philosophy and theology, Dr. Nathan Greeley.

He's adjunct instructor in philosophy at Indiana Wesleyan University.

He's a teacher at Acacia Academy, a Christian classical school in Camono, Indiana,

an author of the new book, Philosophy and Theology, a Lutheran perspective.

Dr. Grayley, welcome.

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