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Music Hello and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

My name is Caleb Keith, and today I am joined by Bruce Hillman, Adam Francisco, and Scott Keith to continue our conversation from last week where my dad was not there.

So he's going to have to pretend like he understands what's going to. Or listen to the show.

There's too much of a get. We have too many episodes recorded for that. Yeah, yeah. But last week,

we had a good conversation about do you trust the Bible, reliability of scripture. It was actually

quite excellent. And the majority of it, I would say, at least

like the first half of the episode, focused on just the way the conversation went.

Manuscript variants and sort of copiest errors or this charge that there are so many errors or it's so numerous

in the Bible that you can't rely on it. That's just the way it sort of went. And I think I really,

it was one of the better episodes we've done on that kind of thing because there was such a

strong sort of response

to that and even the fact that Christians just don't shy away from that information.

But as things went on, the episode at the end sort of dealt with how younger generations

of people, some millennials, probably Gen Z, my generation and younger.

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