109: Divergence, Convergence, and Wisdom

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2019

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Thomas reads from "A Guide for the Perplexed." We discuss how seemingly contradictory viewpoints are sometimes not so contradictory.

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0:00.0	Hi and welcome to classical stuff you should know.
0:11.7	We are a podcast about classical education, the classical world, old things, and all of those
0:19.6	stuff things.
0:20.5	Oh my gosh. Just packaging it up to you all in wonderful little. Oh my gosh.
0:21.0	Just packaging it up to you all in wonderful little podcast you lits.
0:24.8	You're so fired.
0:26.7	Off the team.
0:27.7	We've been,
0:28.1	this has all been a test,
0:29.2	Graham.
0:29.6	And you have failed.
0:30.3	And you failed.
0:30.7	I feel like we should just have a pre-recorded introduction, right?
0:34.4	How boring is that?
0:35.3	That is the same thing every time.
0:36.6	Is that what you meant to say?
0:37.4	Yeah. I must have misheard you. I'm so sorry. How boring is that? Nope. Okay, fine. Pre-recording.
0:42.3	Hi. Welcome to classical stuff you should know.
0:46.1	Somehow was better than the one you just did. So podcast about classical education.
0:52.0	That is how we, that's how the three of us sound to most people. You understand that, right?
0:56.0	I guess so. Anyway, so my name is Graham Dalson and I am here with Thomas Magby.
1:03.0	Hello. And Arthur Young-Hannanenberg. What was that pause for? Because he was, he was trying to do the nose thing. I was trying to figure out, you're, you grab,
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