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Augustine's Confessions

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Mentioned by

Bishop Erik Varden

Christopher Perrin

Siaka Massaquoi

Taylor Marshall

John Warwick Montgomery

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Timothy Keller while discussing the enduring relevance of Christian beliefs.

The City of God

Mentioned by Jason Baxter as a book that offers insights into medieval thought.

Episode 250: "Best of" Series Replay - "The Medieval Mind of C. S. Lewis" with Dr. Jason Baxter

Mentioned by J.F. Martel as a book he read as part of his exploration of Christianity.

Episode 186: Meeting at the Center: The Wedge, Part Two

Mentioned by Joshua Gibbs as a sophisticated text suitable for an eighth-grade literature class, requiring students to actively follow along.

Questions from Listeners

Mentioned by Bishop Erik Varden as the source of the story about Ponticianus and his friends.

Episode 1: Changed by the Life of Antony - Desert Fathers in a Year (with Bishop Erik Varden)

Mentioned by Christopher Perrin as an example of a book studied in a classical education.

Episode 41: Scholé over Schooling: Learning to be Mary in a Society of Martha

Recommended by Siaka Massaquoi for its exploration of faith and sin.

Alcoholism Recovery, Leaving Hollywood, and January 6 (Siaka Massaquoi) | Ep. 503

Mentioned by Taylor Marshall as a book to read.

1160: Top 5 Catholic Life Transforming Habits for 2025 (plus 5 suggestions) to become a saint in Christ

Mentioned by

Chad Bird while discussing Isaiah and the spread of the Gospel to the Gentiles.

Isaiah 9:4-7 (Episode 452)

Mentioned by Kate Cooper in relation to his mother, Monica, and his engagement to Tacita.

In Her Own Words: Ancient Women Authors

Mentioned by John Pinheiro as a book that a Notre Dame professor's student wanted to read.

Focusing Christian Higher Education

Mentioned by

John Warwick Montgomery in relation to Petrarch's climb of Mount Ventoux.

COT-Classics Episode # 113 Reformation Tour 1996 Tape # 9 " How The Reformation Came About"

Mentioned by Fr. Dominic Legge when discussing the enchaining of the will and the experience of sin.

The Effects of Grace, Justification & Sanctification | Fr. Dominic Legge, O.P.

Mentioned by

David Anders as an example of magnificent theology and autobiography that is just absolutely scintillating prose.

Recommended by Dr.

David Anders as a translation of Confessions of St. Augustine.

Did God Created Evil and Sin?

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