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 Edu. E. Radio Hour of the Week that means it is time for the Hillsdale Dialogue each week at this time I'm joined by Dr. Larry

Arnprudnum Hillsdale College or one of his colleagues today Dr. Matthew Spalding

who leads the Kirby Center in the shadow of the Capitol, Hillsdale's flagship in

Washington, D.C. All things Hillsdale are available at hillsdale. EDU.

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Hugh for a Hillsdale.com.

Matt Spalding, welcome back, good to talk to you.

Good to talk to you, Hugh, how are you?

I am terrific. I want to get to the tax reform issue, first a lot of time spent this week on Bob

Corker and Jeff Flake and their very public fight with Donald Trump. How do you

assess this?

Well I think you ought to put it in the broader context of, you know, this particular

individual and what he's done to politics. i mean he is he's blown open all the normal

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