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Hey, folks, welcome to the program.

We've got a special treat for you today.

As you know, yesterday was Reformation Day.

And Albin and I thought that we would play the conversation we had when my

Luther book came out a couple of years ago. I have been rereading the book. I'm really excited

about some of the stuff that's in it. And we thought we'd play that for you today. Also want to

remind you, go to Salem now.com. No vacancies is there. Border Battle is there. Salem now.com. Okay, now stay tuned

for my interview with Albin or Albin's interview with me. Okay, so it's the Eric Mataxis show,

folks, and I, we're doing a very special fun facts Friday.

Excuse me. The official instrument of fun facts Friday. Excuse me.

The official instrument of fun facts Friday.

We're doing a special fun facts Friday.

If you listen to the show most days, we talk about a lot of serious issues.

But on Fun Facts Friday, we have fun because it's Friday and we like to share a lot of facts so you can learn a lot of things.

But it was Albin's idea, not my idea, I promise you, to do a special Fun Facts Friday around my Luther book, because Albin, and this means a lot to me, Albin, that you appreciate the weird quirkiness of the book.

How come I not?

Oh, my goodness. Yeah. Well, look, when I write this stuff, I appreciate it. It cracks me up, and I find it very interesting and entertaining. But you never know who out there. I mean, I'm sure there are some seminary students who are just rolling their eyes and thinking, why is Eric Metaxus dragging us down to this level? It's a really serious subject. Well, you know, after reading Bonhofer, and this, of course, was years and years ago, I'm picking up Martin Luther thinking it's going to be serious like Bonhoffer. But Bonhoffer was in the age of the Nazis and the war. Yes. It was much less funny and interesting than the story of Luther.

But there's a lot of weird, interesting stuff in the story of Luther.

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