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This is a guest-splaining episode, and we are very delighted to welcome Professor Francis Beckwith.

Professor Beckwith, welcome.

Great to be here. Thanks for having me.

Okay, well, I know you're going to do a little introduction as well, or you'll be able to fill this in.

But for those of you don't know you, you are prolific, I have to say.

Lots of books and lots of articles, but Dr. Beth Beckwith is the professor of philosophy and church state studies at Baylor University, where he serves the associate director of the

graduate program in philosophy and resident scholar in Baylor's Institute for Studies of Religion.

You have many books published, including your convert, of course, out of Catholicism.

And you also have a book, one of these, there's a ton of these things that you can mention, whichever.

But the one that might be interesting to our listeners as well, of the one we're going to talk about, is one in 2019 called Never Doubt Thomas,

the Catholic Aquinas as evangelical and Protestant.

That's always great to hear.

And the book we're talking about, your more than your more recent books,

the one we're talking about here for Ignatius Press,

is a Catholic engagement with Latter Day Saints.

And this is something in edited collection,

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