It is a wonderful thing and a strengthening of faith that souls differing from each other in place,

nationality, language, obedience and age, should have been thus led into a delightful friendship.

This is Pites with Jack Season 7, Episode 40. Season finale.

Dear Pints with Jack listeners, thank you for downloading this episode of Pints with Jack,

the podcast where we discuss the work of C.S. Lewis.

This season, we hosted a free viewing party for the movie Surprise by Oxford.

We hosted the very first ever C.S. Lewis Reading Day. We read several collections of Lewis's correspondence, letters to American Lady, letters to children,

and the Latin letters of C.S. Lewis.

The last of which was the source of for today's opening quotation.

We brought the book, letters from Jack,

back into print, and we sent it out to all of our upper-tier supporters, and sold it to

whoever wanted to purchase it at cost. We explored Jack's bookshelf again, looking at how

figures like Plato, Boethius, and Charles Williams influenced C.S. Lewis's life and thought.

We completed the final Narnian Chronicle, the last battle, and we explored the life and writings of C.S. Lois's life and thought. We completed the final Narnian Chronicle,

the last battle, and we explored the life and writings of C.S. Lois' master, George

MacDonald. But we have now come to the end of season seven. We hope you enjoyed it. All blessings,

Andrew, David, and Matt. Gentlemen, it has been a while since we've had a catch-up.

How are you both doing?

I mean, in all honesty, we haven't done common runes either.

When was the last time we recorded?

Was it with Kristen for the last battle?

Yeah, it was too long ago.

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