S9E20: Abolition – Ch. 3, Pt. 3 (“The Magician’s Bargain”)
Matt leaves Andrew and David to wrap up the final part of The Abolition of Man where Lewis talks about “The Magician’s Bargain”.
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Half Pint with Craig Vincent (“The Silver Chair Philosopher”)
Patreon supporter Craig Vincent shares his fun philosophical musings about The Silver Chair.
S9E19: Abolition – Ch. 3, Pt. 2 (“The Conditioners”)
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!
S9E18: Abolition – Ch. 3, Pt. 1 (“Man’s Conquest of Nature”)
Today, David and Andrew (minus Matt) will be beginning our plunge into the third and final chapter of The Abolition of Man… The Abolition of Man.
Half Pint with Ian Faith and Galen Balinski (“Confronting evil in our time”)
What can we learn from Lewis about spiritual warfare? David interviews Ian Faith and Galen Balinski from the “Confronting Evil in our time” podcast who have recently released a book by the same name…
S9E17: Abolition – Ch. 2 Review, After Hours with Dr. Joshua Herring
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”…
Djokovic, Nadal or Federer: Who is the GOAT
Listener Matthew Galgani listened to our recent episode (S9E14: “All Values are Subjective…Except Mine!”) and was inspired to write an article entitled Djokovic, Nadal or Federer: Who is the GOAT? Before you answer, let’s have C.S. Lewis weigh in…
Half Pint with Stephen Kent (“Geeky Stoics”)
Was Lewis a geeky stoic?
S9E16: Abolition – Ch. 2, Pt. 3 (“The Tao or… Nothing”)
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”.
Half Pint with Judith McQuoid (“Giant”)
What would happen if your grandfather as a boy met a young Jacks Lewis? Judith McQuoid explores this supposal in her charming book, Giant.