Hey guys, welcome to Relatable.

Hope everyone is having a wonderful day.

If you are watching this on YouTube, if you're not,

you should totally subscribe to the Allie Beth Stuckie YouTube channel, by the way.

But if you are watching this on YouTube and I'm sitting really weirdly,

that's because right now as I'm recording this,

I'm at the end of the pregnancy and I'm really uncomfortable when I

sit a certain way for a long time.

So I have to like arrange myself so that my hips aren't killing me.

Anyway, today we're not actually talking about my discomfort and pregnancy,

believe it or not, sorry to burst your bubble.

But we are going to talk about the five solas.

And if you have no idea what I'm talking about when I say the five solas,

that's perfectly fine. You will soon enough.

So as most of you guys know, I am a Protestant.

I am specifically what you would call a reformed Protestant.

And I've talked about kind of how I got into that and how I recognized that

that was the theology that I described to and of course the theology that I

believed to be true when I was in high school.

And how that's developed since then.

I've talked about that on the past podcast.

But I want to talk about the pillars of what it means to be a reformed

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