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something else helpful there on our website. Today, I am joined by my father, Dr. Scott Keith,

and by Adam Francisco, to discuss why you should

we're going to go i think we've had a couple episode break which is fair enough but why you should

celebrate the reformation and uh this was uh triggered for me of course, by seeing something on the internet. Always.

It's a very healthy place to spend your time in case you were wondering.

I'm just wondering where on the internet do you spend your time that you see the things that you see?

Because I don't see any of this.

Well, I don't spend that much time on it i did delete most

of the social media apps and i and i peep a couple of the other ones in the ones i kept

infrequently but when i check them my mind is immediately poisoned so um there's that but this

i've seen uh and online isn't the only place i've heard this too that the

reformation is something that we shouldn't celebrate because it is the point in church history where

the church was divided and we shouldn't celebrate division in the body of Christ,

we should lament it and hope that the separation that the Reformation ushered in comes to an end.

Now I have like numerous objections to this, but I think one of the problems I have with it is that this is maybe something I expect

to see Roman Catholics posting around this time of year.

It's not usually something I expect to see Lutherans or other Protestants posting,

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