In this chat, Michael Oppizzi, an independent educator and cultural apologetics expert, explores C.S. Lewis's lesser-known novel, *Till We Have Faces*. He discusses its rich themes of identity, silence, and self-deception, and how they mirror modern struggles. The conversation highlights the interplay between ancient mythology and contemporary issues, showcasing Lewis's literary depth. Oppizzi also dives into the novel's medieval imagery and why it remains profoundly relevant today, inviting listeners to reflect on their own searches for truth.
