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

Because I had these two great passions, English and theology, and I was praying in church saying, Dear Lord Lord show me which way I should go.

The voice of the Lord came to me saying go both ways.

You can ride two horses abreast and so it has turned down.

Don't miss the conversation between Michael Ward and

Hillsdale College President Larry Arn.

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Morning, glory America, it's Hugh Hewitt on this Friday.

It is the last radio hour of the week and is our custom most Fridays. I am talking with Dr Larry Arn, president of

Hillsdale College. All things Hillsdale available at hilldale.

E.d. you. This is the Hillsdale Dialogue once a week, most of the weeks of the year, perhaps 45 weeks of the year.

Dr. Arion and I sit down to talk about or with one of his colleagues, one of the great works of the West, one of the important themes of the West, one of the

enduring debates of the West it is our last live

conversation in 2016 we will be doing Dr. Arne's forced march through the history of

great books as we do every year at the end of the year in the next two weeks

and then we'll be back live in 2017 and though we never plan anything we

actually don't it just has worked out so serendipitously that our last live Hiltale Dialogue of the Year and new Hilsdale Dialogue of the Year is about the end of that hideous strength, a magnificent book on which to end 2016.

Dr. Arn how are you, Merry Christmas to you?

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