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More Christ Episode Eighty-Nine: Dr Spencer Klavan: C.S. Lewis, Dostoevsky, & the Classical Education You've Been Missing

Nov 16, 2022

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The Aristotelian Idea of Leisure

02:59

Language Is the Final Visible Tip of an Enormous Process

05:42

What Is the Vision of the Human Person That the Liberal Arts Education Can Deliver?

05:08

Introduction

5min

What's the Difference Between Nominalism and Nominalism?

3min

Language Is the Final Visible Tip of an Enormous Process

6min

Is There a Limit of Our Language?

3min

Quantum Physics

3min

Bedrock Reality Is Not a Trinity

3min

The Trinitarian Structure of Reality - Jonathan Bernardo Bernardo

2min

The Evidence Doesn't Suit an Anthropomorphic God

5min

Is There a Final Absolute Power?

3min

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I Love Your Series on Renaissance Art

5min

11.

The One True God and Lewis in the Space Trilogy

6min

12.

What Is the Importance of Poetical and Metaphorically Understanding Religion?

5min

13.

The Bedrock of Morality

2min

14.

What Drew You to the Classics?

5min

15.

The Aristotelian Idea of Leisure

3min

16.

What Is the Vision of the Human Person That the Liberal Arts Education Can Deliver?

5min

17.

How to Save the West

5min

Welcome to More Christ. We seek to bring some of the world's most interesting and insightful guests to discuss life's central and abiding questions. In this eighty-ninth episode in a series of discussions, I'm joined by one of my favourite podcasters, Dr Spencer Klavan.

With a PhD in Classics, Spencer Klavan is the assistant editor of The Claremont Review of Books and The American Mind at the Claremont Institute. Spencer's literary expertise is aided by his knowledge of many languages, including Ancient Greek, Latin, and Hebrew. As a scholar who enjoys exploring how great works of literature provide valuable insights into today's world, Klavan hosts Young Heretics every Tuesday.

Please see his website and some of his excellent articles, here:

https://youngheretics.com/

Spencer A. Klavan - Claremont Review of Books