Hello there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

My name is Caleb, and I am joined by my father, Dr. Sky Keith, and by Dr. Adam Francisco, to record the first episode in a series that we're going to call Why You Should, and we're just going to tell people a bunch of stuff they should do.

We're going to be real bossy. Yeah. We're going to be real bossy.

Yeah, we're going to be real bossy.

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Okay, guys, first episode of why you should.

I briefly introduced this at the end of last week as sort of a way that we could

creatively revisit topics that we've done before, that we can start rotating in some guests

from the fellowship and from other people and places that we know.

But for this first one, I thought I would give us some low-hanging fruit to try this out.

And it's, I mean, it's briefly kind of related to the Lewis.

It comes off the Lewis stuff well, I think.

So today we are going to do an episode called Why You Should Read Old Books.

And I think the best way to start this off is to answer the question, what is an old book?

What makes a book old versus a new book or not a book?

Yeah, Lewis's entire library, probably considered old books now, right?

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