Welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb and I'm joined by Dr. Rod Rosenblatt,

Scott Keith, Adam Francisco, and our guest today, Dr. Dan Dean. Dr. Dan Dean has been on the show before.

He came on during our apologetics series to talk about philosophical apologetics, which was a good help for us.

We did a lot of the evidential stuff, but you came in

and kind of wrapped out the foundation, I guess, that started with philosophy. Classical

apologetics. Yeah. And that was good to have you on the show. So today we're going to have you

back to talk about Thomas Aquinas. And I thought that was a good overlap because you kind of laid out the

five ways of Thomas Aquinas on the show for us briefly in the apologetic series. So we're having

you back to kind of talk about the, at least dip into the philosophical importance of Aquinas

and some of the history there. Okay. So if you're listening to the show, we are now five or six episodes in to our series on

Great Thinkers of the Christian Faith.

And you're probably very confused because last week we dropped an episode on Luther.

Yeah.

This week we're going back to Thomas Aquinas.

Yeah, so just a reminder to listeners that this isn't a chronological series, that this

is guest-based.

It's based on pretty much when we can get people to come out, and when we have guests here

who can do particular topics, we go for it.

Like, the episode before this one was Donovan Riley on Luther.

Interesting episode, too.

Didn't turn out the way I thought, but I think it was pretty good.

I've gotten some good feedback on it.

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