All good Christian lovers know that this program, modest as it sounds, will not be carried out

except by humility, charity, and divine grace. That it is indeed the whole Christian life seen from one

particular angle. This is Pints with Jack, season five, episode 22.

The Four Loves, Chapter 5, Aros, Part 3.

Good morning, everyone.

Pineswood Jack is your favorite weekly CSOS podcastOS podcast where three friends, Andrew, David, and myself

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

This season, we're talking about love, slowly and deliberately working our way through the

four loves, the book where Lewis writes about affection,

friendship, romance, and charity. Well, we're recording this before Valentine's Day,

but it'll be published the day after. So happy Valentine's Day, gentlemen. How are you both?

Happy Valentine's Day to you too.

I have a great Valentine.

It's my favorite Valentine, so I will have taken Kristen out to one of our favorite little spots here in Arlington.

And that's going well.

Got some treasures.

I didn't get to flex and show you all beforehand, but I just found on eBay a first printing, or first edition, second printing of the Great Divorce.

So, and just today closed the deal on a first printing, first edition, second printing British of mere Christianity.

So I'm going to start to get the whole eBay cranked up.

And then I don't know if you all are familiar with Sacred Ordinary Days. It's marvelous journaling

company. And so they were just doing a 75% off sale. So I'm using their academic planner,

but I just bought their liturgical planner,

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