“Merely having an open mind is nothing. The object of opening the mind, as of opening the mouth, is to shut it again on something solid. Otherwise, it could end up like a city sewer, rejecting nothing.”

- G.K. Chesterton

Someone needs to make this show.

The first episode of Mister Rogers we showed the kids was about his fish dying.

Whenever we watch Mister Rogers now, toddler girl asks who is going to die.

There is something special about a congregation singing out “All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name” with only an organ as accompaniment.

Would strongly recommend.

Huzzah

There definitely seems to be sufficient interest in this. At the moment, I am considering early 2025, but stay tuned as plans develops.

In the meantime, if you are interested in medievalism, you would likely appreciate my upcoming course on Beowulf & Boethius.

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“God is glorified in the counsel of saints;
He is great and fearful toward all round about him.”

- Psalm 88:8

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Would you potentially be interested in a broad course on the Middle Ages that covered philosophy/theology, history, and culture?

I am not typically one to retweet Bill Maher, but this is important.

Protect kids.

Pretty sure this is just Death Mountain

If you like tortured poets, you would love Kierkegaard.

If you are not capable of doing this by yourself, are you even American?

It’s called research

What is a podcast premise or focus that you would listen to, but, to your knowledge, does not yet exist?

I am teaching a handful of online classes this summer, but this is the last day I have to be on campus until the fall.

I am so excited to get started on some
projects once I wrap grading.

C.S. Lewis said that developing an appreciation for Boethius’s Consolation of Philosophy is almost like becoming naturalized in the thought of the Middle Ages.

If this appeals to you (and it should), course #2 is for you.