Hello there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

My name is Caleb and I am joined by my father, Dr. Scott Keith,

as we continue to walk through the Augsburg Confession

and the apology to the Augsburg Confession.

Thank you for following along with us, maybe reading along if you listen at home or maybe picking up your

Book of Concord after the show. If you listen in the car, we greatly appreciate it.

If you are a new listener to the show and you've been following along through the Lutheran

Confessions, you may want to go check out our back lot of episodes, though we have

done lots of episodes on the confessions, articles within them, and also just dogmatics and

Christian doctrine following Melanchthon's Lochi and some other points.

We've also done quite a few other types of episodes like church history following great

thinkers of the Christian church.

We've also done a lot of episodes on apologetics.

In fact, some of our most popular episodes as far as by download are apologetic episodes. And I think that's in

part because the questions that we are able to ask as the title of the show are really common

questions for American Christianity. And we've tried to hit some of those challenges, some modern

objections to the faith.

And so if you know anybody in your life or maybe you have questions yourself about that,

those episodes may be good, maybe a good resource, you can find those past episodes

either on our website or in your favorite podcasting app.

Though recently I realized that it's not intuitive in every podcasting app.

You know, I'm not, I don't personally use Apple Podcasts myself, but one of the things about it is,

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