Hi, this is Justin Wiggins, author of Surprised by Myth, and you are listening to Pints with Jack.

What do we see and think and feel when we look up at the night sky? Does it inspire awe in wonder and joy?

Or fear and abhorrence, a sense of belonging or a sense of meaninglessness.

If we see the cosmos as we ought, then we will see a place teeming with life and light and

love, all things moving because of the love of the great mover.

All things are joined together in the great dance, praising their creator and serving him by doing what they were created to do.

This is Pines with Jack, season six, episode 17.

Deeper Heaven, After Hours with Christiana Hale.

Thank you. After Hours with Christiana Hale. Welcome everyone.

Here on Pineswood Jack, we're working our way through the works of C.S. Lewis.

And today, we have an after hours interview.

But first, the quotation, I chose, and it comes from the book,

Deeper Heaven, who is going to be the guest of today. And I chose this after reading the book

because it really reminded me of, and this seems so far back now, because this was from season

one, but mere Christianity. And in mere Christianity, Lewis describes the Trinity as this pulsating dance.

And that language and that quote just really reminded me of that.

Like we, we are called to participate in something far greater than ourselves.

And not only called, invited, it's an invitation, it's a gift.

And so I really love that language.

It stuck out to me. And so in today's episode, we're going to learn about this great

dance of the cosmos in the Ransom Trilogy with our guest. In our guest, Christina Hale,

is a writer and teacher based in Moscow, Idaho. She teaches Latin and English in junior high

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