Hey, this is Blake Flatley with 1517 music interrupting this podcast to share with you that we are currently booking dates for the hym sing Happy Hour tour.

The hym sing happy hour is a chance for people to sing songs they love with people they love.

During these events, we sing through the liturgical calendar with selections of classic hymns and new music telling the story of Jesus and his church.

Last summer, we took the tour from California to New York and many places in between.

This summer, I'd love to share these songs with your community.

If you'd like more information, or if you're ready to book, visit 1517.org slash hym sing.

Dates are limited, so reach out to us soon so we can get your city on the schedule. Again, that's 1517.org slash hym sing. Dates are limited, so reach out to us soon so we can get your city on the schedule.

Again, that's 1517.org slash hymising.

Thanks.

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I am Caleb Keith and I am joined by Bruce Hillman and Adam Francisco to continue a part two of,

you know, was it a Faith and Reason episode? It would be interesting how to title these,

but we asked the question last week, what does Athens have to do with Jerusalem? And we talked

a bit about the problem of faith and reason, the distinction between philosophy and theology,

what they both do, what they both rely on.

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