Passion in my pocket so my pennies should be.

What they selling is cheap so I'm buying that this freedom is free.

I've been becoming me.

See when Jesus taking the lead.

With purpose I bleed and rise like doing under the heat.

Defeaters are never.

You can't

reattach with a sever what's bringing you pleasure can tell you where you stacking your treasure

when storm is your weather know that it gets worse for it's better

Hello welcome to the eastile McCauley podcast I'm your host host, Issaa McCauley. And today on the podcast,

we are blessed to have Dr. Kevin Van Hooser, research professor of systematic theology at Trinity

Evangelical Divinity School. Did I get it correct?

Everything's correct. Okay. So we're going to be talking about your book today called M and Hermannudics. And we often like to open up the podcast by asking a question vaguely related to what we're talking about, but not exactly. And so since your book is entitled and we don't get the people to prepare. So whatever, could I call you Kevin? Is that okay for the rest of the podcast? Whatever, whatever Kevin answered, he's had five seconds to think about this. So your

book is titled mere hermeneutics. Sorry, mere Christian hermeneutics. Sorry, mere Christian

hermeneutics. Sorry, I'm thinking about what I think. Yeah, mere Christian harmonics.

And so I'm assuming that that comes from C.S. Lewis's book, Mere Christianity.

If you're suggesting I've plagiarized C.S. Lewis, you are entirely corrupt.

Okay, that's good.

So the question we're going to have to you is,

if you had to rank your three most influential books

or even articles or things that C.S. Lewis has written,

what would be the three that you have mentioned?

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