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Today, I am joined by Scott Keith and by Todd Haynes, a guest on the Thinking Fellows podcast. I know that

some of our listeners and definitely some of the contributors at 1517 know Todd. Todd is a publisher

at Lexham Press. You're an editor. Are you, I knew that your title was once

academic editor, Todd. Is it still that? Or have you been upgraded or downgraded?

I'm an associate publisher of acquisitions in development, but I do the editing stuff too,

and I still like that. I mean, I go pillared post, though, on audience. So kids' books, pastor stuff,

the normies, and academic things. And Todd, that's my name. Yeah, the Normans. Todd is,

I think, I'll give you a lot of credit, Todd. You sneak Lutheran theology into a ton of books designed to have evangelicals and their churches gobble them up, and you put good sort of confessional creedal theology in there all the time.

Thank you. So, especially the children's books are pretty excellent for that. And they're presented in a way that people do not necessarily think that it's like the Creed's, for instance, as a great example. I was able to take that to a non-denom homeschool co-op and no eyebrows raised. So I think you deserve a lot of credit for how you package those materials over there.

Thank you.

I think there's a big interest in the creed these days.

I don't know what it is in the last decade or so in particular that people are just, oh, this sounds awesome.

Let's go for it.

Where did this come from?

Did you see, I think I had them send this. Did you see the one that comes up? I did. I got the morning and evening prayer. Yeah. Also, clever again, Luther's morning and evening prayer in there. Yeah. I thought it was very good. Yeah. So I did just get that in the mail. All right. I'm glad to talk about the creed a little bit today. Because we, I've been meaning to have Todd on for a little bit.

Todd published a book not with his own publishing house, but with IVP. If I'm correct,

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