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Mark Twain: Did he believe more than he let on?Podcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
In this show host Dick Staub and Earl Palmer discuss the most quotable of all American literary figures, Mark Twain, who was fiercely independent, consistently critiqued religion, yet was married and devoted to his wife who was a very devout Christian and counted Christians among his best friends. Did he believe more than he let on?
Three Ways to understand the World.” One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, by Alexander SolzhenitsynPodcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each month we feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this show host Dick Staub and Earl Palmer discuss Three Ways to Understand the World as explored in Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. With the publication of this book, in 1962, during the brief Kruschev thaw, Solzhenitsyn became an international sensation. The story is set in a Soviet labor camp in the 1950s, and describes a single day of an ordinary prisoner.
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The Defiant Traditionalist Who Believed in God: Orthodoxy, by G.K. Chesterton Podcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each month we feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this show host Dick Staub and Earl Palmer discuss The Defiant Traditionalist Who Believed in God: Orthodoxy, by G.K. Chesterton
Unmistakably Real: The Touchstone of Reality in Two Whimsical Books of C. S. Lewis Books to read: The Silver Chair and The Screwtape Letters Podcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each month we feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this show host Dick Staub and Earl Palmer discuss Unmistakably Real: The Touchstone of Reality in Two Whimsical Books of C. S. Lewis. Books to read: The Silver Chair and The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis.
Christ and Culture: The Christian Inside or Outside Podcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each month we feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this show host Dick Staub and Earl Palmer discuss, Christ and Culture: The Christian Inside or Outside
Books to read: The Culturally Savvy Christian by Dick Staub, and Christ and Culture by Richard Niebhur
A Novelist as a Biblical Interpreter.” Christ the Lord – Out of Egypt and Christ the Lord – Going to Cana, by Ann Rice. Podcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each month we feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this show host Dick Staub and Earl Palmer discuss, “A Novelist as a Biblical Interpreter.” Books to read: Christ the Lord – Out of Egypt and Christ the Lord – Going to Cana, by Ann Rice
How Does Forgiveness Work? Charles Williams and Karl BarthPodcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each month we feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this show host Dick Staub and Earl Palmer discuss “How Does Forgiveness Work?” Books to read: The Forgiveness of Sins by Charles Williams, & Dogmatics in Outline, Chapter 23, by Karl Barth
Poems from Prison: Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the Prophet and Poet Podcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries hosted by Dick Staub. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each month we feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book every thinking Christian ought to read. In this show we discuss Poems from Prison: Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the Prophet and Poet with readings from Letters and Papers from Prison by Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
The Heart Has its Reasons: Blaise Pascal’s Reasonableness Argument for Christian Faith Podcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each month we feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book every thinking Christian ought to read. In this show we will discuss Pensees by Blaise Pascal.
The Stories of the Marvelous: The Imagination as a Servant of Grace: An Experiment in Criticism by CS Lewis and The Shack by William Young. Podcast: Live At Earl Palmer Ministries 1 of 1
Welcome to the premiere of The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience at the Burke Museum Café on the campus of the university of Washington. Each Month we will feature the Reverend Earl Palmer selecting and then discussing a book every thinking Christian ought to read. In this show we will discuss two books: An Experiment in Criticism by CS Lewis and The Shack by William Young.
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