Hello, welcome to this episode of Theology Pugcast.

It's just the Pugs today, and in case you've never tuned in, I'm C.R. Wiley, I'm a pastor.

I serve a church in the Pacific Northwest. I've written lots of things, and I am a senior editor at Touchstone Magazine.

How about you, Tom?

I'm Tom Price.

I teach theology, Christian ethics, philosophy, at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, a few other places, do some writing, speaking, and a bunch of other things.

Okay.

So today is Glenn's day. So, Glenn, why don't you just go ahead, introduce yourself and then take us right into the subject. Okay. So today is Glenn's day. So Glenn, why don't you just go ahead, introduce yourself, and then take us right into the subject.

Okay, I am Glenn Sunshine. I am a professor emeritus of European history, specializing in the Reformation. That's going to be important.

At Central Connecticut State University, I'm a senior fellow at the Colston Center for Christian Worldview,

work for Reflections Ministries,

and have my own ministry,

every square inch ministries at eSquareinch.org.

I do freelance, teaching, speaking, conferences, stuff like that,

and I also write a bunch of stuff.

Okay.

By way of background for me, just a little bit of, I suppose, spiritual autobiography.

I grew up in a very nominally Catholic family.

My parents didn't even go to church on Christmas and Easter, you know, to kind of put how nominal this is.

I heard the gospel in terms that I understood for the first time when I was 13 years old.

I accepted it pretty much immediately.

One thing I got from the Catholic Church was a belief that the Bible was the Word of God,

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