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Discussing his works chapter-by-chapter and interviewing Lewis experts.
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Dr. Carolyn Weber returns to the show to peruse Jack's bookshelf and explore the poetry of William Wordsworth.[Show Notes]
Dr. Timothy Larsen joins the show to talk about his new book, "George MacDonald and the Age of Miracles" to discuss Incarnation, Doubt, and Re-enchantment.
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Daniel and Phil from the Lamp-post Listener join Matt to discuss their completion of "The Chronicles of Narnia".
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After the break of After Hours Month, the team return to discuss another Lewis letter collection, "Letters to Children".
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It's time to review Chapter 3 of "The Abolition of Man" with Joseph Weigel from the Men With Chests podcast![Show Notes]
Matt leaves Andrew and David to wrap up the final part of The Abolition of Man where Lewis talks about “The Magician’s Bargain”.[Show Notes]
Who are the Conditioners and why should we fear them? Matt is back, but does he have a baby with him? All these questions answered in today's episode![Show Notes]
With Matt at the hospital, Andrew and David begin the final chapter of "The Abolition of Man"... [Show Notes]
Dr. Joshua Herring, host of The Optimistic Curmudgeon, returns to the show to help us review Chapter 2 of "The Abolition of Man" and to help us understand "The Way"...[Show Notes]
Can we reject the Tao and still have morality? Does affirming the Tao stifle moral progress? Is arguing for the Tao a religious or even a Christian argument? We dive in to these questions and more as we wrap up Chapter 2 of "The Abolition of Man".[Show Notes]
Can we build a system of values based on Impulses?[Show Notes]
We begin "The Way", the second chapter of "The Abolition of Man" where see how the arguments of Gaius and Titius lead to a breakdown in logic, virtue, and ultimately society itself![Show Notes]
After working through Chapter 1 of The Abolition of Man the past few weeks, Dr. Andrew Snyder joins David to review the chapter as a whole.[Show Notes]
Andrew disappears after a couple of minutes, leaving David and Matt to wrap up the final part of Chapter 1... [Show Notes]
We move into the heart of Chapter 1 of The Abolition of Man and see why "The Green Book" fails to teach English and instead transforms its students in a different way...[Show Notes]
It is time for our main book of the season, The Abolition of Man! In today's episode we discuss its origin and dip our toe into Chapter 1...[Show Notes]
Although it's the Christmas season, Dr. Julia Golding has just published "Wardrobes and Rings", a book with Dr. Simon Horobin and Rev. Malcolm Guite about Lent! Dr Golding joins to talk about it and all things Narnia.[Show Notes]
To celebrate Christmas this year, the gang discuss the recently-discovered Lewis work, “A Christmas Sermon for Pagans”.[Show Notes]
How was C. S. Lewis' life influenced by Romanticism? Dr. Jeffrey Barbeau joins the show to talk about Lewis' connection to this important literary movement.[Show Notes]
Biblical scholar Dr. Leslie Baynes joins David to discuss her new book "Between Interpretation and Imagination", a deep dive into Lewis' perspective on Sacred Scripture.[Show Notes]
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This will be my fifth time trading through Till We Have Faces. It is my absolute favorite book. I have yet to meet a single person who shares my love for this beautiful novel. I couldn't agree more with the guest speaker that this work is a true masterpiece. I am looking forward to the discussions to come and to hear more from others who have also been touched and changed by this book.
I have been a Christian for many years so I thought to myself "What does that really mean?" In my current studies I started Mere Christianity.
This is a fantastic podcast! I did not know this existed until August of this year, right before semester started, when I searched fervently for a Lewis podcast. I listened to every episode, without skipping any, and today I am all caught up. Jack is my favorite author and even though I have read Mere Christianity, the Great Divorce, and Till we Have Faces already I cannot stop listening to these two gents discuss these erudite works in an approachable way. The wealth of knowledge and depth of study is evident from these two. I am so excited for season 3 and my favorite Lewis book, Till We Have Faces. Keep up the great work, David and Matt. Cheers!
A great podcast for fellow CS Lewis enthusiasts or those who are just curious about his works!
so...they stole the name from Matt Frad. ok
An excellent podcast for learning about C.S. Lewis and his works.
A really great podcast for coming to understand C.S. Lewis and his book “Mere Christianity” chapter-by-chapter...even if I do say so myself!