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Mentioned in 16 episodes

Augustine's Confessions

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Mentioned by

John Warwick Montgomery

Michaela Hulstyn

Bishop Erik Varden

Christopher Perrin

Siaka Massaquoi

Taylor Marshall

Mentioned in 16 episodes

Mentioned by

Michaela Hulstyn

when discussing with SLE students about starting the story of their life.

Unselfing the Self with Michaela Hulstyn

Mentioned by Speaker 2 as a text that influenced their perspective on the spiritual nature of truth and knowledge.

Why Education is About More Than Grades | Angel Adams Parham & Roosevelt Montás

Mentioned by

Tripp Fuller

as a text for studying in university.

Ryan Burge: Gen Z Revival?: The Next Chapter in American Religious Life

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

Mentioned by

David Anders

while discussing the debate between Augustine and Pelagius over grace and free will.

Getting Rid of Old Habits

Mentioned as the focus of the commentary series, using the new translation by Dr. Anthony Esselin.

1. The Confessions of St. Augustine: The Man and His Times

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

Mentioned by

Nicholas Dames

as part of the Literature Humanities course he teaches at Columbia.

Literature as Political Resistance

Recommended by

Siaka Massaquoi

for its exploration of faith and sin.

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

Mentioned as part of a book club and described as a formative influence.

96 - Its All in Plato: An Introduction to C.S. Lewis

Mentioned as the subject of the book club's next conversation, focusing on books five and six.

97 - Introduction to Out of the Silent Planet

Mentioned by

David Anders

as a magnificent piece of spiritual writing and part of the Western literary tradition.

Judge or Don't Judge?

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 Kathryn Tanner as a model of self-narration, looking back at the past from the future that has now arrived.

Prof. Kathryn Tanner - Chained to the Past

Mentioned by Jordan Cooper as the book that Pelagius had an issue with because of its emphasis on God's grace.

Defining Pelagianism and Semipelagianism

Recommended by Dr.

David Anders

as a translation of Confessions of St. Augustine.

Did God Created Evil and Sin?

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"

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