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A couple of years ago I blogged about the podcast, In the Corner Back by the Woodpile, this one about Phil Keaggy and C.S. Lewis’ influence. It took this long, but I was finally able to sit down with the Spun Counterguy and talk about C.S. Lewis. I can no longer remember what we intended to talk about, but the conversation became one about C.S. Lewis’ Christian thought in fiction, nonfiction, and lectures, and how they inform American faith and social life. Besides Mere Christianity, Narnia, The Abolition of Man, That Hideous Strength, and The Great Divorce, we also talked about fundamentalism, American history, hell, Rob Bell, Christianity Today, and the crisis of American Evangelicalism. It turned out to be a great conversation, and I hope you enjoy!
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This was a great interview. I’m saving it for future re-listening
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Thanks Kate!
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