Hello, welcome to the theology pug cast. It's just the pugs today and we are reflecting on our trip to the UK and some of the things that we did while we were in Oxford. But before we get

into that, I'm C.R. Wiley. I'm a pastor. I serve a church in the Pacific Northwest.

And I'm a senior editor for Touchstone magazine.

Okay, enough about me.

Hey, how about you, Tom?

I'm Tom Price.

I teach theology, ethics philosophy Christian intellectual thought and a few other things speak and write and and probably the list goes on but that's all I can think of at the moment.

Yeah, yeah, well those are good things.

You added something that I don't remember.

You must be teaching a new class.

Yeah, I got a few in the lineup and I'll know tomorrow

if there's even more of that so that's kind of good good news. Yeah well good good

okay Glenn. I'm Glenn retired European historian and a senior fellow at the Golson Center for Christian

worldview, work for Reflections Ministries, and I have my own ministry as well,

every square inch ministries.

Okay, to kind of set the stage here a little bit, we've been back in the States now for a month and a half, at least.

And it seems a little odd.

And it might seem odd to people who are listening to us today

because the shows that we made when we were there are still running.

A new one just came out this week and you know we did interrupt our regularly scheduled programming for a couple of special talks with some friends.

But today we want to just think about our time in Oxford and kind of give our listeners a sense of what we came away with, what we are kind of encouraged by,

maybe things that we were maybe discouraged about.

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