Welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

I'm the producer, Caleb Keith, and I'm joined by our hosts, Dr. Rod Rosenblatt, Scott Keith, and Adam Francisco.

Follow these great minds as they answer pressing questions about theology, history, and apologetics.

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Okay, welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast once again.

Joining me today, as always, Dr. Rod Rosenblot, Dr. Adam Francisco, and last time I left out,

but we have producer Caleb here, as always.

In my garage one more time around my old dining room table, drinking and smoking, having a good time.

In-between shows, always talking about guns.

We probably need to do a show on guns coming up pretty soon, even if it's a filler episode. It would be fun. That and Rodisms. I mean, we've got to get to Rodisms at some point. Okay. Today's show, we want to talk about conversion, the doctrine of conversion.

What is it?

Why is it an important thing to discuss within the landscape today?

It's not in a particular way one of those things that always comes up in the classic,

under the classic topics of the Lochi, because it's hit sort of as a part of other things,

especially the idea of faith and coming to the faith.

And what does that mean?

But I think for the landscape in which we find ourselves today in American Christianity,

we need to discuss it.

And there's a really specifiable reason why.

Well, yeah.

Because what's on the market is what the old Lutherans call synergism.

Right.

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