This week, Blake is joined by Dr. James La Belle, the pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Cape Cod (OPC). The two sip a recent expression of Bruichladdich's legendary smoky scotch -- Octomore, release 09.3 "Diagolos" and they discuss the richness of Puritan Theology. Part interview, part dialogue, part primer on the Puritans, this episode was a blast to record and we hope you enjoy it too!

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Next week, we're starting the first episode in a series covering the five points of Calvinism, and we'll be sipping Lagavulin 8-year.

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