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Poetry of Love (Part 1)
Lewis tells us his view of Song of Songs in the 12th chapter of Reflection on Psalms. He first insists that the author of this work was writ...
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I'm really happy to see R' Mark Gottlieb's review essay on P.H. Brazier's "A Hebraic Inkling" and "Freud...
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My apologies for lack of recent posts as I've been writing thoughts for the 9th of Av which ended this evening. Given the trials and tri...
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Some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again (dedication of, "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," ...
I liked the interview and will post about it at my own site in the next few days. Mostly positive. I don't listen to the podcast much anymore for stylistic rather than theological reasons but I have tuned in for Ecumenism Month. Thank you. I am one of those Judeophilic evangelicals who didn't need the explanations for your references, but appreciated how clearly you put them.
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Hi AVI, thanks so much for your kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the interview - I enjoyed the experience and having the chance to talk about C.S. Lewis. Looking forward to seeing your thoughts.
DeletePS: I chose "Assistant Village Idiot" because most people wouldn't get a reference to the Wise Men of Chelm
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