Coming soon on the Larry Arn Show, theologian and CS Lewis scholar Michael Ward.

I end my guide, the After Humanity guide, by talking about how in the appendix where he's listing all these various values and

laws one of the sources that he cites is from juvenile who says that nature

has given us the best power the the power to weep.

And unless we weep, we're made of stone, we're not really human.

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That's Podcast dot Hillsdale. dot Edu. E. away from President Donald Trump, four hours left in the Obama era. I am at the Kirby

Center, the outpost in Washington, D.C. of Hillsdale College.

Hillsdale. EDU. This is the Hillsdale Hour, but I've been spending all day here and I'll be back next week after I go up to New York.

And Matt Spalding runs the Kirby Center and Dr. Larry Arran drops in occasionally to see what's going on here. I think they keep much of it from him so that it runs efficiently and without problem. But today, and Matt, welcome, it's great to have you. What What does the Kirby's ever do?

We do everything we can to radiate the mission of Hillsdale College.

We teach.

We teach our students, but we're here.

We're also trying to teach a lot of people who need to be taught.

Members of Congress and their staffs and now incoming people who work in administrations.

And how has it been during the transition?

Has it been percolating with ideas and energy and lots of people excited.

Well, you know, it's interesting. Before the election, you need going back to the primaries,

there was a lot of confusion, especially on the right.

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