Hey there, and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb, and I'm joined by

Dr. Rod Rosenblot, Scott Keith, and Adam Francisco. You are joining us for an apologetics episode

today. As I've talked about the last several weeks, we are rotating through the various

categories that we've built up over the last two years. For people who are new to the show, the first

two years of podcasting, we would

stick, we, we picked a category essentially, either theological doctrine, apologetics,

church history, and then some special topic episodes. And we usually stuck with those for a good

period of time, somewhere between 20 and 30 episodes at a time. And what that did is it kind of

established a really good baseline of episodes that we could refer people back to on a lot of

topics. I mean, we managed to cover a lot of material in those first two years, especially as far

as doctrine goes and apologetics. And in the church history series, we did great thinkers of the Christian faith.

And we got through quite a few important figures to Christianity

that are foundational to Western Christianity and Western thought.

And so what we're doing now is, now that we've hit our third year of podcasting and we have these

sections built up, is we are attempting to record one or two episodes in each category every month.

So we did a church history episode.

We did a great thinker again.

We did C.S. Lewis at the beginning of this month. We did a special topic with questions and answers episode. We did a great thinker again. We did C.S. Lewis at the beginning of this month.

We did a special topic with questions and answers episode. We did a doctrinal, a theological

doctrine episode with the two natures in Christ. And now that we are going to start the month

of February, well, this is the last episode in January. So this will be

an apologetics episode to round off January. And then in February, we're going to start off again

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