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What is a Paleo-Protestant and What Does He Sound like?

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Korey Maas teaches history at Hillsdale College.  He also talks a lot about Lutheranism of the LCMS variety. Miles Smith teaches history at Hillsdale College.  He writes about Anglicanism. D. G Hart teaches history at Hillsdale College.  He talks about Presbyterians sometimes with other Presbyterians.  Thanks to Chortles Weakly for technical assistance. 

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