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S3 24: Learning to Know and Love God with Our Minds With Melissa Cain Travis

The Strong Women Podcast

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Imaginative Apologetics

Tea, pastries, and theology discussions turned into fun and imaginative Shakespeare nights. Fiction literature brings abstract subjects like theology and philosophy to life, helping us internalize truths and explore different ideas. There's a discipline called imaginative apologetics that engages on an emotional level, preparing the way for philosophical and theological arguments. C.S. Lewis, one of its converts, was deeply impacted by imaginative stories before he embraced Christianity. We are designed to resonate with story, which is why Jesus often taught through storytelling.

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