26: Milton's Fall

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2018

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Graeme teaches us about the fall of man according to Milton. Our eighth-grade boys will be disappointed to hear that it isn't all Eve's fault.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know, a classical podcast for the modern era.
0:18.8	There's a new intro.
0:20.5	Everybody, buckle up for knowledge.
0:22.1	Oh, there it is.
0:22.8	There it is.
0:23.1	That can't.
0:24.0	Please know.
0:24.8	That can't be it.
0:25.8	Graham lent me a book and he put a posting note on the front that said buckle up for
0:28.3	knowledge and I kept it on my wall because I still think it's hilarious.
0:30.5	Anyway.
0:30.8	What books that lend you?
0:32.0	Servile State.
0:33.2	Oh, yeah, yeah. I do remember that. How's it going? I haven't started. Oh. Well, that's it. Great now to start this one. Well, listeners, as many of you know, I tend to sit back in my chair as I am recording these episodes.
0:47.3	And every once in a while, I tumble out of my chair. Some might call it.
0:50.7	Oh, gosh. The fall of man. Oh, my goodness.
0:53.9	We've got to stop this.
0:55.2	We've nailed it. How can I stop this from happening is my question.
0:58.7	You're introing the next one, so you get to.
1:00.6	So I can shoot and I can just be like, well, we're just doing it.
1:04.6	Graham, I believe you have prepared for us some more information.
1:07.9	Fantastic.
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