All fortune is good fortune, for it either rewards, disciplines, amends or punishes,

and so it's either useful or just.

This is Pints with Jack, Season 7, Episode 22.

Jack's bookshelf, Boethius, after Hours with Dr. Michael Dauphine. Welcome,

everyone. Here on Pints with Jack, we're reading our way through the works of C.S. Lewis.

This month, we're peeking at Jack's bookshelf, looking at the authors and books which shaped the life and writing of C.S. Lewis.

And as you heard today, we will be looking at Boethius.

And today I'm joined by Dr. Dauphine.

Dr. Michael Dauphine serves as the Father Matthew Lamb Professor of Catholic theology at Ave Maria University

in Florida and holds degrees from Duke University and the University of Notre Dame.

He is co-authored with Matthew Levering, Knowing the Love of Christ and Introduction to the

Theology of Thomas Aquinas, as well as Holy People, Holy Land, a theological introduction to the Bible.

He has also co-edited multiple books dedicated to Thomas Aquinas and published numerous articles

and chapters in books in moral, dogmatic and biblical theology.

And he is also the host of the Catholic Theology Show podcast.

Dr. Michael Dauphinet,

welcome to Pints with Jack. Well, David, thanks so much for having me on the show.

Big fan of your podcast and a big fan of CS Lewis. Now, you were last here on Pints with Jack.

I think it was a half-pint episode last summer on the Voyage of the Dawn Shredder. What's been new with you since then? Well, we've gone into our second year of the

Catholic Theology Show, so that's been great. We actually have our own studio, which is really

nice to have, and not just, we were kind of in a big closet that wasn't our own before so

this is really nice and we also have then been able to move into getting our podcast on

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