Oct 28, 2021
I’ve had the same exchange with perhaps half a dozen fellow Christians over the years. It goes like this: I’m talking about the numerous benefits of regular exercise, especially outdoors. I point out, following writers like John Piper, that taking care of our bodies is an essential part of spiritual, not just...
Oct 26, 2021
The Abolition of Man is likely C.S. Lewis's most challenging work. It is dense and rich with analysis and direction. Thankfully, Dr. Michael Ward has written a companion to guide readers through Lewis's piece thought-by-thought.
Shane interviews Dr. Ward today, exploring Ward's After Humanity and explaining a few of the...
Oct 21, 2021
As far as I can tell, the original quote came from an episode of “That 70s Show.” A character whose name I don’t know because I never watched it says, “Well, I’ve decided to major in philosophy.” Another character responds, “Well that’s good, because they just opened that big philosophy factory in Green...
Oct 19, 2021
Shane visits with Joe Rigney, President and Associate Professor
of Theology and Literature at Bethlehem College &
Seminary.
Dr. Rigney has written numerous books on Lewis,
including Live Like a Narnian: Christian Discipleship in
Lewis's Chronicles and Lewis on the Christians Life:
Becoming Truly Human in the Presence...
Oct 14, 2021
Why did C. S. Lewis describe bad teaching methods—out of a grammar text, no less—as “the abolition of man?” Wasn’t he being a tad dramatic? Not if you understand Lewis’ biblically-and-theologically-informed view of what it means to be human, and how evil dehumanizes us. Let me explain.
Scripture speaks of...