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Hoka, together we fly higher. Find out more at hoker.com. Eric Metaxus is the number one New York Times best-selling author of Bonhofer,

letter to the American Church, Is Atheism Dead, Martin Luther, and several other works. His writings appeared in the

Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The New Yorker, and he's appeared as a commentator on CNN,

Fox News, and MSNBC. He's the host of the Eric Metaxus radio show, a nationally syndicated

program that's heard on about 300 outlets, and's broadcast of course right here on tbn

Eric thanks so much for joining me it's my pleasure and my joy thank you and you have the longest

bio ever i mean it's amazing you've written so many books and you do so many things i'm

here's the issue i'm scattered you can't like sum it up you can't say he's done 12 of this or 50 of that, you know. I've just done so many different kinds of things that it's challenging.

Well, and I'm so glad that you do because you teach us so much about so many different topics. And I want to talk about one in particular, but I think we're going to be touching on both of these books. Can you just give us a quick

snapshot of what's in each one of these? I wish I could. No, I could. Yes, I could and I will.

All right. First of all, Martin Luther, it's a biography of the man that I consider the most

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