Hello there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb. And today I'm joined by

Dr. Scott Keith, Adam Francisco, and a guest today, Dr. Dan Dean. How are you doing, Dan?

I'm doing well. Thank you for having me.

You've been on the show before briefly. It was a while ago.

It's been a while.

Over a year and a half ago, actually, during the apologetics series, which always seems

kind of like close, but is actually pretty far away now that this is the third year of podcasting that we've been doing.

But it's good to have you back.

And listeners who have been listening for the whole time or go back and listen to the whole catalog

and things like that might remember that you joined us to do the philosophical apologetics episode

where we did classical apologetics and philosophies.

And that's because you're a doctor of philosophy

and you teach philosophy right now.

That is correct.

And so maybe people will pick up on this,

but we're gonna do an episode on philosophy again today.

And it's not necessarily in the same vein as last time

where we were focusing mostly on different philosophical methods in apologetics that have been used throughout history.

But today I thought it would be valuable to do an episode on the impact or relationship between theology and philosophy.

And this kind of came to me as I was editing an episode that went out recently that we

actually recorded a while ago with another professor from Concordia, Dr. Russ Don,

on natural law.

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