Welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb, and I'm with Dr. Rod Rosenblatt, Scott Keith, and Adam Francisco today.

We are having a somewhat normal episode. We don't have a guest on the show today, which is rare lately, right?

I think almost every episode of the summer had a guest on it, except maybe one or two.

There were some episodes where Dr. Keith recorded alone with Dr. Francisco and Rod Rosabot,

but those episodes were almost like guest episodes.

You were kind of treating them like guests on a special topic that they did,

where they kind of ran the show, kind of like when we give guests to Mike, which was pretty

cool.

But we're getting back into the normal flow here as summer ends and schedules kind of settle.

So we're able to all record again together, which is fantastic.

So if there's been people kind of missing the regular formula of the show, we're back.

Today we're going to go back into the Reformation topics that we had been doing,

or we still have been doing even on the traveling guest episodes.

And what we're doing today was we're going to talk about the Heidelberg Disputations.

It's a historical point in Lutheranism.

A lot of important doctrinal points here.

There's even, I think a lot of the, perhaps one of the most famous Luther quotes,

comes out of bookends out of here too.

So we'll talk about all of that in this episode.

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