Welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb and I'm joined by Dr. Rod Rosenlot,

Scott Keith, and Adam Francisco. Today we are talking about great ideas in the Reformation.

Specifically, we're going to talk about Christ alone today as part of our solo or beginning of

episodes to this Reformation series.

We're doing this in part to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation,

which is coming up this October,

and in second part to prepare people for the conference that we have coming up

in celebration of the 500th anniversary called Here We Still Stand.

That conference is gonna be in San Diego,

October 19th through the 21st.

And if you haven't bought tickets already,

you'll be able to join the fellows there.

You can go to the website here we still stand.org.

You can put in a code fellows, F-E-L-O-O-W-S, and you can get 10% off

tickets to that conference. But today we're going to talk about Christ alone and how that idea

came about in the Reformation or comes about out of scripture, as we've talked about, as that

being the central piece here with

the solas. We started with sola scriptura. We did solo gratia, solafide. And now we're going to do

kind of a little bow on top of that. So Dr. Keith, you want to start us in with what would be the

important, I guess, beginning question to ask with

why Christ alone? What's the background? Maybe Adam can tag in. What's the background to

asserting Christ alone? Wouldn't this be universal to all Christians? It's in our name.

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