Hello, and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast, part of the 1517 podcast network of shows.

My name is Caleb Keith, and today I am joined by Adam Francisco, Scott Keith, and Bruce Hillman.

Today we are discussing Luther's The Freedom of a Christian.

I hear Adam has been teaching this at his church or a church or churches.

His church.

His church.

They let you teach at your church.

Yeah, man.

Why wouldn't they?

I don't know.

We should send them a warning.

A monthly book study, you know.

And usually we call it Theology on Tap.

And we've read everything from C.S. Lewis's abolition of man to the last book we did was Luther's Against the Heavenly Prophets, which is, I mean, if you can get

through that and not hate Luther, only because it's a dead horse. It's just like, it's hard

to read. Luther's awesome, right? I mean, I dedicated like three years of just reading Luther

for my PhD. I love it, love it, just for the record.

But sometimes, like, okay, I get, I get your point.

And then he goes on.

You know, he was under 20 pages.

You and I hung out, like, right as he finished your dissertation at an event down here in Orange

County.

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