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Thinking Fellows

The Formula of Concord

Thinking Fellows

1517 Podcasts

Philosophy, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8869 Ratings

🗓️ 6 March 2018

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

As the last confession in the Book of Concord, the Formula of Concord strove to unite a Lutherans around a standard set of answers regarding doctrinal controversy. The Fellows discuss the content and history of the Formula to get listeners up to speed on the Lutheran Confessions. Sit back, relax, grab a drink, and enjoy the show. 

Show Notes:

You are Forgiven Radio

The Book of Concord online

Kolb Wengert BoC

Sources and Context of the BoC

CPH BoC

Tapert BoC

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. We are coming to you with the, what should be the first episode in March, which is pretty exciting. This is our third month and our third year of podcasting. And we are continuing to follow this new model. And I guess it's not really new when you're about 10 episodes in. And that's where we do

0:21.3

different topics every week, instead of doing what we did in our first two years, which were

0:25.3

essentially seasons with a particular set of topics in mind for somewhere between 15 and 30 episodes.

0:31.9

I know that's quite a bit. We have very long seasons. But what we're doing now is because we've

0:36.6

built up such a substantial catalog of episodes

0:39.5

within these various topics, we thought, hey, why don't we go back and every month maybe

0:44.7

recover something we need to touch back on or find things that we missed in those old seasons

0:50.2

that we weren't able to get to and do and then just spread them out throughout the month.

0:54.0

That way, if somebody is tired of hearing about doctrine, they can just, they still have an

0:59.0

apologetics episode to listen to every month, or they still have a history episode to listen to

1:03.1

every month. And we've been trying to do Q&A episodes every month as well. So we're getting to

1:08.5

listener questions live on the show, which is nice because

1:12.0

as a podcast that has hosts who travel, we often have to record many shows at a time in

1:18.5

advance. So when listeners ask us questions about a show, it could have been up to five weeks ago

1:25.1

that we recorded that episode. And now that we're trying to do a Q&A

1:29.2

more than once or twice a year, we can actually get to those questions a little closer

1:34.9

to when people ask them and do them live on the show and kind of take those questions that

1:41.1

we think, hey, we should really broadcast these instead of just

1:44.6

writing an email back to the person and do those. So we'll have one of those this month in March,

1:49.4

but we're going to start off with an episode that's somewhere between doctrine and history,

1:54.5

or it falls into both, because we're going to talk about the formula of Concord today.

1:59.0

And this is following in that same vein as where last month we talked about Luther's Small Catechism, we're going to talk about the formula of Concord today. And this is following in that same vein as where last month we talked about Luther's

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