For the resemblance was, in its own fashion, infinite, so that almost you could wonder at finding no sorrows in his brow and no wounds in his hands and feet.

Yet there was no danger of mistaking, not one moment of confusion, no least sally of the will towards forbidden reverence.

Where likeness was greatest, mistake was least possible.

This is Pints with Jack, season 8, episode 21.

After Hours with Dr. Junius Johnson.

Welcome, friends, to Pines with Jack, your favourite CSOS podcast run by three Thulcandrians.

In our last episode, we finished the final chapter of Perilandra, but today we return

once more to that chapter in our first after-hours episode of the season.

Today, I am joined by Dr. Junius Johnson, who, upon finding out that we were going through

Perilandra, he requested, or that strongly suggested, that he should come on and talk to us

about this final chapter. Dr. Johnson has been on the show before,

back when we were discussing the sequel to Out of the Silent Planet, The Dark Tower. And on his website,

juniusjohnson.com, he has described thus. Dr. Junius Johnson is a Yale-trained scholar

of theology, philosophy, and literature, who devotes his time to

thinking and writing about whatever is good, noble, and excellent, and how to bring these things

to bear to nurturing meaningful lives. He is a prolific writer, an engaging speaker, an inspiring

teacher, and a passionate musician. Dr. Johnson, welcome to the show. Thank you. It's so good to be here again.

Absolutely. And congratulations on being the very first guest of season eight. I'm really pleased

that we could make this happen. Thanks. Yeah, this is really exciting to be here and I'm looking forward to

more good things to come. Well, I read the blurb from your website, but is there anything else you

think our listeners should know either about you,

your history with Lewis or Perilandra?

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