77: I See Hair Again, or "Heresy 2, the Re-schisming"

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

One of our last episodes elicited more listener emails than we've ever received, and a fair bit of consternation. We address a little of that here.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know, a podcast put on by three dudes,
0:14.0	but we come before you in auspicious times. We as three dudes are deeply divided.
0:22.6	There are opinions and views floating about that threaten to tear us apart.
0:29.3	How can we navigate these choppy waters?
0:32.3	All that and more.
0:35.0	On this episode, Classical stuff.
0:37.7	This is like the trailer for the episode.
0:38.9	I think you're over promising.
0:40.0	More?
0:40.5	My name is Graham Donaldson, and I am here with Thomas Fletcher Magby.
0:46.8	Hello.
0:47.3	And Arthur Jan, A.J. Hannanberg.
0:50.2	That's an extra middle name, but I'll take it.
0:51.7	No problem.
0:52.2	And we are classical teachers at a classical Christian school in Austin, Texas, called Veritas Academy.
0:59.1	And weeks ago, mere weeks, we floated an innocent podcast out there into the world on an innocuous topic of conversation called heresy.
1:09.0	How could it go wrong?
1:09.9	How could that go on?
1:10.6	It didn't go wrong.
1:11.6	But we have, it has elicited wonderful, amazing feedback into flooded our inbox.
1:18.2	And those birds of Twitter have plopped those replies and retweets on our decks, the decks of our hearts.
1:25.9	And what?
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