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.

Don't miss the conversation between Michael Ward and Hilldale College President Larry Arn.

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That's Podcast dot Hillsdale dot e dot e dot subscribe Fort a glory America at Chuhhuhu. Today's Hillsdale Dialogue the

last Radio Hour of the Week originating from Westminster Theological Seminary in

Philadelphia where I'm going to be involved in a day-long

conference on religious liberty with such luminaries as you heard last hour Archbishop

Charles Chappu, Robbie George, wonderful people devoted to the idea of religious liberty and religious liberty plays a

large role though hidden somewhat in darkness at noon in this hillsdale dialogue

this week I continue our third and final conversation with Dr Larry Aaron the president of

Hillsdale College about Arthur Kessler's novel, novel, darkness at noon.

Dr. Arne, of course, the president of Hillsdale College.

All things Hillsdale available at hillsdale.. Edu, Hillsdale with two elves, Hillsdale. Edu.

Also all of these dialogues, including the previous two on Darkness at noon,

and all the Hilldale dialogues back four years are collected at

Hugh for Hillsdale.com, hugh h h h h h h h h h h h hillsdale dot com

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