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Godsplaining

005 - Literature and Chesterton

Godsplaining

Dominican Friars Province of St. Joseph

Religion & Spirituality

4.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2019

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Fr. Bonaventure Chapman and Fr. Gregory Pine discuss the nature of literature and the merits of G. K. Chesterton.

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0:00.0

Welcome to God's Bling.

0:07.0

Gotsplink.

0:08.0

Contemplative Preachers, Contemporary Age.

0:11.2

Each week join the Dominican friars as they consider all things cattle.

0:20.0

This is God's explaining.

0:21.0

My name is Father Bonaventure. And I am Father Gregory Pine. We're here at the Dominican

0:25.9

House of Studies and Father Bonaventure is a graduate student at CUA and philosophy

0:30.9

and I work for the Tymistic Institute.

0:33.4

So today we're looking at or talking about literature, but specifically one essayist novelist,

0:41.0

philosopher, autographist, bi, autobographist,

0:44.0

G K Chesterton, a favorite of Father Gregory's.

0:47.0

Dig.

0:48.0

So we are looking forward to kind of getting into it

0:51.0

with Chesterton and maybe down the road talk about

0:54.0

other famous literary figures and the Christian intellectual tradition.

0:58.8

But we thought that before we just kind of like launch into a discussion of those particular figures and

1:04.8

their special loves or what it is that they're best known for that we might just kind

1:08.9

of zoom out and examine why discuss literature in the first place.

1:13.9

So maybe just to take it from that point,

1:16.1

what is it about literature that is significant in human life,

1:18.9

in human culture?

1:20.4

And specifically on a podcast,

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