Creating Young (and old) Theologians

Mortification of Spin

Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals

Religion & Spirituality

4.4 • 879 Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2013

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Carl and Todd sit down with a special guest—children's book author Simonetta Carr. A successful teacher, writer, and homeschooling mother of eight kids, Simonetta is undoubtedly busy but denies being any sort of "supermom." As Todd and Carl interview their guest, you'll learn about her passion for communicating doctrine through church history's powerful stories and dynamic characters. With several books already published and a few more in the works, her writings are a great resource not only for children but also for adults like Todd and Carl, who tend only to read books with lots of pictures. Show Notes:Books by Simonetta Carrhttps://reformedresources.org/books/simonetta-carr/

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0:00.0	Well, welcome to the mortification of Spin, the regular podcast of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals.
0:11.4	I am Todd Pruitt, the pastor of Church of the Savior in Wayne, Pennsylvania, and I am with my co-host as always, Dr. Carl Truman, who is a professor of church history at Westminster
0:22.6	Seminary and the pastor of Cornerstone Presbyterian Church. Carl, good to see you again today
0:29.3	as always. I believe I mentioned Carl in our last podcast that you being a Brit do a wonderful
0:35.9	job of exploring serious thinkers, not least of who
0:41.1	is someone from your own native land, Benny Hill.
0:48.6	And you'll be exploring some of his work at some point, I'm sure.
0:57.7	But is there anything you wanted to say as far as, again, like Benny Hill, some of the great
1:02.5	contributions that England has made to the world?
1:05.5	Warm beer, William Shakespeare, and Gloucester Rugby Club are the three things that come immediately to my mind.
1:12.5	And darts.
1:13.1	Darts.
1:14.1	Right.
1:14.7	You know, I did play darts for my college in Cambridge.
1:18.1	Wow.
1:18.4	But I was told at the time that that was not something to boast about in later life, that it did not look that impressive to the outsider.
1:25.9	As odd as it may sound, it really doesn't.
1:28.8	But rugby's okay.
1:31.1	It's not American football, but it's okay.
1:33.1	Look for me in the end zone after this play.
1:34.9	I'll be the guy holding the ball.
1:35.9	John.
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