Welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

I'm the producer, Caleb Keith, and I'm joined by our hosts, Dr. Rod Rosenblatt, Scott Keith, and Adam Francisco.

Follow these great minds as they answer pressing questions about theology, history, and apologetics.

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Welcome to episode six of the Thinking Fellows. This week we're talking about faith. What does faith mean?

And how does it relate to the rest of the doctrines of the Loti that we've gone through so far?

Dr. Keith, why don't you start us off?

Well, again, I want to say just a couple things here, just by way of introduction.

Again, we're on our new equipment again on this one, this episode.

I would really ask you if you notice an improvement to leave a comment for Caleb,

let him know.

If you still think we need to work on something, leave a comment, let them know.

We're constantly trying to make the sound quality of this better so that you can hear our podcast no matter what you're doing,

whether you're sitting at your desk, taking a run with earbuds in your ear or in your fancy loud sports car or big diesel truck,

that you can still hear what's going on. We'd appreciate also um we didn't really plug it last time or the time before but we probably should that

i'm making an attempt to systematically translate um from malignathens previously untranslated 1535

lochi little bits of these doctrines as we go along only one is up right now on 1517 legacy

com and that's the one on the law but the gospel's in the hopper the grace is in the hopper and so will be

justification so keep checking back there they're they're quickly. Right now, they're just in the

process of editing, but they should be up. I've got them translated. We're just going through them

to make sure they're clean. And so you can kind of follow along with the show, read what Melanchthon

has to say. I always like to tell people when they do that from this 1535 edition of the Lochi that really you can count yourself among the first people ever to read something in English that has never previously been in English, translated into English before.

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