It's the Maxwell Institute podcast. I'm Blair Hodges. We're continuing our series talking with

authors of the brief theological introductions to the Book of Mormon, Adam Miller's here in this

episode, to talk about his volume on Mormon, a book that he calls a beginner's guide to the end

of the world. Mormon testifies of Christ, even as everything he loves, seems to be slipping through

his fingers. For the last few episodes in this series, we wanted to get series editors on the mic to talk to the authors.

So this episode features a guest host, Spencer Fluman, executive director of the Maxwell Institute,

and co-editor of the brief theological introductions to the Book of Mormon series.

Questions and comments can be sent to me at MIPodcast, BYU.edu.

And now it's Spencer Fluman guest hosting with Adam Miller talking about Mormon, a brief theological

introduction.

Friends, I'm Spencer Fluman, a guest host of the Maxwell Institute podcast. I'm here with Dr.

Adam Miller. Welcome to the podcast, Adam.

It's my pleasure to be on the podcast. My honor to be interviewed by you personally.

This isn't your first rodeo on the podcast. We owe you some kind of, I think you get a jacket by this point or something.

A letterman's jacket? I get a letter.

That's right. It's exactly right. Thanks for coming on again.

We're here to talk about a lightning strike of a book that you have written called Mormon,

a brief theological introduction, part of our Maxwell Institute series on the Book of Mormon, brief

theological introductions. You've written a lot of books, but this one's your favorite.

Which everyone came out most recently is always my favorite. Or about to come out.

Yeah, this one, this one is marvelous.

I'm a fan of all you write, but this one's marvelous.

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