Hello, welcome to the theology podcast. It's just the old gang together again and we're

glad to be with you. I'm Sierra Wiley, I'm a pastor and I serve a church at the Pacific Northwest and it's raining. So nothing new.

Actually it's kind of new. We haven't had any rain really for a few weeks, actually a few months,

but I think we're just on the cusp of the rainy season again.

But anyway, rather than rain on your parade, you guys, I'll just kind of hand it over to you.

One last thing, I'm a senior editor at Touchstone magazine. Okay, Glenn, how about you?

I'm Glenn Sunshine. I'm a retired history professor. I am a senior fellow at the

Colson Center for Christian Worldview. I run my own ministry

every square inch ministries and I work on and off for Reflections Ministries down in Atlanta.

Okay, Tom, let's kick it over to you.

Introduce yourself and get us into the topic of the day.

It looks like a fun one.

Okay.

So I'm Tom Price.

It is about to rain here as well on the East Coast in Connecticut.

That's where I reside. I teach systematic theology, Christian ethics, philosophy,

and a few other things. One of the places is Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Topic of the day, an article

by the now famous, Paul Kin's, let me get the King's North.

Yep.

Sorry here, Paul King's North.

English writer resides in Ireland.

He's I think a graduate of St. Anne's College in Oxford.

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