Hello there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

My name is Caleb and today I'm joined by doctors Scott Keith, Adam Francisco, and Rod Rosenblatt.

We are on episode seven of the history of the Reformation.

We have been trying to go through week by week and bring you a couple years' history through the Lutheran

Reformation as we can. Last episode, we talked about the Peasants' Revolt, Thomas Munzer, and the bondage of

the well. And then we ended that episode on Luther's marriage.

Today we are going to be moving forward with some of Luther's personal life,

visitation articles, and some of just what's going on in Wittembourg.

This is actually the next couple of years there are a very tragic time in the Reformation.

Right before we move into confessional documents, there's just a lot going on.

And so we're going to just go through the timeline and try to give each one of those things

a couple minutes here and there.

Before we get into the topic, we are part of the 1517 podcast network and go to 1517.org forward slash podcasts to find more of the shows. We are part of the 1517 podcast network. You can go to 1517.org

forward slash podcasts to find more of the shows. And this episode is brought to you by 1517's

Academy and the Academy Lectures. So you can go to the 1517 website and under the

resources page. There's Academy there. And we actually have a new Academy series by Dan Van Vaurus,

who is doing something in line with what we're doing on the show right now,

and he's doing a, I think it's a 12 lesson series on the Reformation

and the history therein.

And so you can go and do that.

Unlike the Thinking Fellows, there's actually lectures to watch, not just listen to.

And then there's material to engage with also.

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