Hi, this is Dr. Victor Rappert, author of CS-LIS's Dangerous Idea.

You're listening to Pints with Jack.

Volume 3 goes from the end of World War II to the end of Lewis's life.

Lewis is famous.

Lewis doesn't like being famous.

And yet he loves being famous.

He's still dealing with his problem of pride,

and he knows it. And it's a regular problem for it. He fears maybe he's lost his gift for writing.

And the books that didn't do very well, that's actually good for him because he needs a little

bit of humility. Dr. Hal Poe from the previous Pines with Jack conversation.

Season 6, Episode 9, the completion of C.S. Lewis.

After hours with Dr. Harry Lee Poe.

Welcome, everyone. Here on Pines with Jack.

We're working our way through the works of C.S. Lewis.

And today we have an after our episode.

Typically, we are in the middle of the season.

You guys are used to hearing a quote from the book that we are reading.

But in this case, I chose a quote from the previous recording that I did

with Dr. Poe. And so we will make sure we link that. Definitely listened to part one and part two.

But I really like that in the way he phrased the, in the way you phrased, because you are here

with us, Dr. Poe, the pride and being famous and loving it, but struggling with it,

because it humanized Lewis because we all can relate to struggling with vices and feeling them,

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