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Okay, we are on our third and final episode covering C.S. Lewis and his work,

the abolition of man.

This is a, as we've been going through, a more philosophical work from Lewis.

You know, we have covered the apologetic, sort of Christian doctrine side.

Then we did literary, and that's also a lot of Christian theology we pointed out in the Chronicles of Narnia.

Now this is social commentary, commentary on the state of education,

and sort of a philosophical treatise from him. All in three, you know, relatively short lectures.

I'm not sure how long it would take to speak this book. I think each one's like 45 minutes. Okay. Yeah. So, so it's not

crazy long. And we're in the final section, which is the title of the book, the namesake,

which is the abolition of man. And it's essentially the conclusion from the setup,

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