Hi, this is Dr. David C. Downing, author of Planets in Peril, and you're listening to Pints with Jack.

It is to remind us all Gentile Christians who forget it easily enough and even flirt with anti-Semitism,

that the Hebrews are spiritually senior to us, that God did entrust the descendants of Abraham with the first

revelation of himself to put us in our place. This is Pints with Jack, season 6, episode 45,

a Hebrewic inkling. After hours with Dr. Yakoff Weinstein. Welcome everyone. Here on Pints with Pints with Jack, we are reading our way through the works

of C.S. Lewis. And today's quotation was from a letter which C.S. Lewis wrote to a Mrs. Johnson

in 1955. And it was the epigraph to a book by Dr. P. H. Brazier.

And it's called a Hebraic inkling, C.S. Lewis on Judaism and the Jews.

And Dr. P.H. Paul Brazier, he lives in Wimbledon, London, England.

And since 1999, he's been a full-time caregiver for his wife Hillary, who has epilepsy.

And he holds a BA in fine art, an M-Phil in education, an MA and PhD in systematic theology, and his doctrinal

work focused on the influence of Dostoevsky on the young Carl Bart's doctrine of sin and atonement.

And my research also suggested that he did the graphic design work for the production of

Paralandra the Opera in Oxford, and did the website and design for the Journal of Inclings Studies.

However, today is, I think, a first for Pints for Jack. My guest and I will be discussing that book,

but my guest did not write that book, because today I'm joined

by a returning guest, Dr. Yakov Weinstein. And if you recall, Dr. Jakoff Weinstein, he was our Jewish

guest last season during the Humanism Month, and he is a chief scientist at Quantum Technologies

at the MITA Corporation, and he lives in East Brunswick, New Jersey, and he blogs at

Torah Fanania. Yakoff, welcome back to Pines for Jack. Thank you, David. It's great to be back.

Let me just say, I would have much rather heard a discussion with you and Dr. Brassier,

but barring that, you start with me. Yeah, it was kind of funny because I can't quite remember

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