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Well, welcome to the show, friends, Greg Kockel here.

This show is called Stan to Reason.

And I am paging through a great little book that I've had for a while and just

are getting back to now for two reasons. One I finished a book my daughter had

given me titled The Fellowship and it's the literary histories of the inklings, particularly for Lewis and

Tolkien, of course, at the top, and then Owen Barfield and Charles Williams and that was 500 pages of text but I kind of worked

my way through it every evening as I went to sleep and very eye-opening if you're

interested in the inklings as a group as a phenomenon whatever you need to read this book.

Zaluski and Zaluski are the authors.

It's just simply called the Fellowship.

But literary lives of the inklings.

Now I'm done with that, so I re-picked up another book that I

had been by my bedside that I decided to get back to and I'm glad I did because I read some things last night that

That I want to talk to you about the book is called scribes and scripture

Scribes and scripture the amazing story of how we got the Bible, John Meade, Meade,

M-E-A-D-E and Peter G-R-R-Y of the authors.

And it, this, this single book the

this single book is superb to give you a great foundation in probably what might be called lower

criticism that is how the Bible was

assembled how it was transmitted and in particular how the canon was

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