Pints with Jack, season four, episode 89. After Hours with Dr. Harry Lee Poe, part two.

Welcome, everyone. Pines with Jack is your weekly C.S. Lewis podcast, where David, Andrew, and I

break down and discuss the works of C.S. Lewis.

This season, we've eavesdropped on screwtaped letters and listened in on his toast.

We then read The Silver Chair, but now we're just interviewing interesting guests.

And last episode, we were joined by Dr. Harry Leapoe, discussing his book Becoming C.S. Louis,

a biography of Young Jack Lewis. And today,

he returns to discuss its sequel, The Making of C.S. Lewis, from Atheist to Apologists. If you're joining for this episode, and you did not go to the first one, for some reason, maybe you stumbled

across us just recently this past week and this is the first

one you're hearing check out part one that's where I directly introduce him and we go into

depth on the first of his three part series but now without further ado let us turn to his

second book dr. poe welcome back to Pints with Jack for round two,

where we get even further into C.S. Lewis's life. Thank you, Matt. This is a great conversation.

I'm enjoying it. Well, we left off at the perfect spot last episode because we learned so much about the pre-Malvern days,

Wainard, his early childhood, Malvern, Kirkpatrick, and then listeners, if you remember,

we talked about what was percolating with the books he was reading in the evenings,

and how was this impacting his Christian journey, which obviously wouldn't come until years later,

but you start to see the foundations being laid. And so that's where we left off. And we're going to

pick that up here. But first, we'll go through our quote of the week as usual. And if you guys

remember, I mentioned that this connects very much to last week's

quote of the week. Comes from the book, The story Jack loved was the journey to the end of the

world for the one great thing worth giving up all else to acquire and then returning as a changed

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