Hello there, and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb, and today I'm joined by my father, Dr. Scott Keith and by Dr. Adam Francisco. We are continuing to comment on the Chronicles of Narnia. This episode, we will be doing the voyage of the Don Treter, which for our purposes, for Thinking Fellows purposes,

may be the more challenging one yet of the ones we've done.

But I think we will see.

It'll tax our abilities as literary analysts.

Rather than theologians, yes.

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Okay, guys, so the voyage of the Don Trader, for our purposes, I'm just reminding people,

this is book three, though I believe in the book set, which is a newer one that I have, it was labeled book five.

So the order is quite different in these, but because they move around the horse and his boy

and the silver chair, oh, and the magician's nephew.

So things are shuffled a bit.

But for us, this was...

So it starts with magician's nephew,

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