بهترین پادکست های Mark Augustine (2024)

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Augustine’s Confessions, with Andrew Selby 24:24

1d ago24:24

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Augustine had wealth, prestige, power—and gnawing void inside. How did God draw this sinner to himself? How did this restless man find rest? Augustine revealed all in his Confessions. Hear what Augustine confessed in this friendly guide to Classical Christian Education. Presented by TrinityU, a service of Trinity Classical Academy in Santa Clarita,…

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They All Cried Out, "He Made Us" (Confessions, Part 2) 30:09

2d ago30:09

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In Part 2 of our discussion on Augustine's Confessions, translator Peter Constantine discusses his own history with the text and how he came to translate it, the stylistic accomplishment of the Confessions, his translation process, and more. Peter Constantine is the director of the Program in Literary Translation at the University of Connecticut, t…

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Augustine Gives in to Pear Pressure (Confessions, Part 1) 32:37

17d ago32:37

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In Part 1 of our discussion on Augustine's Confessions, we welcome translator Peter Constantine to discuss the historical context in which Augustine of Hippo wrote the Confessions, the genre of the text, the lasting effect it has had on religious and secular intellectual traditions, and some of the touchstone episodes found in the work. Peter Const…

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Elizabeth Harman on Moral Heroes 14:50

18d ago14:50

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Moral heroes are usually thought of as people who go beyond what is obligatory. Elizabeth Harman discusses whether sometimes we ought to act as moral heroes. She is in conversation with David Edmonds for this episode of the Philosophy Bites podcast.

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Funny as Hell (Inferno, Part 2) 35:39

30d ago35:39

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In Part 2 of our discussion on Dante's Inferno, translator Michael Palma discusses his own history with the poem and how he came to translate it, the terza rima rhyme scheme Dante employs, and in what ways the Divine Comedy is really a comedy. Michael Palma is the award-winning translator of Diego Valeri and Guido Gozzano, among others. He has publ…

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Plato and Augustine on the Purpose of Mathematics | Dr. Douglas Dailey 37:12

30d ago37:12

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The ultimate purpose of mathematics is not a topic frequently discussed. However, if you want to learn how math can lead us to knowledge of God, you should listen to this lecture. Dr. Douglas Dailey goes beyond the application of mathematics to explore how math unlocks the knowledge of true being—and God.…

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Dante's Inferno: A 13th-Century Scared Straight! (Inferno, Part 1) 35:12

1M ago35:12

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In Part 1 of our discussion on Dante's Inferno, we welcome translator Michael Palma to discuss Dante's life and the context in which he wrote the Inferno, the narrative structure of The Divine Comedy, and what makes the Inferno so durably compelling. Michael Palma is the award-winning translator of Diego Valeri and Guido Gozzano, among others, and …

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The Church and Suffering | Dr. Andrew Montanaro 44:18

2M ago44:18

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I'm sure you've heard family and friends question how a loving God can allow suffering. Perhaps you've even wrestled with the question yourself. With Dr. Montanaro as your guide, you'll learn how suffering forms an essential part of God's plan—so much so that He sent His Son to die on the cross for our salvation.…

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How to Read, How to Feel (Narrative of Frederick Douglass, Part 2) 34:43

2M ago34:43

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In Part 2 of our discussion on Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, editor Joshua Bennett discusses the cover of the Norton Library edition, approaching the text as history and as literature, how Douglass teaches us to read, the musicality of the book, a Narrative-inspired playlist, and more! Joshua Bennett is a professor of literature at M…

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Walter Sinnott Armstrong on AI and Morality 13:58

2M ago13:58

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Can AI help us make difficult moral decisions? Walter Sinnott Armstrong explores this idea in conversation with David Edmonds in this episode of the Philosophy Bites podcast.

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The Hero's Journey (Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, Part 1) 30:23

2M ago30:23

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In Part 1 of our discussion on the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, we welcome editor Joshua Bennett to discuss Douglass's Narrative as a type of hero's journey, Douglass's political project in writing the book, and how Douglass closes the Narrative with a statement on true Christianity. Joshua Bennett is a professor of literature at MI…

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Inculturation and the Evangelization of China | Dr. Christopher Lane 47:10

3M ago47:10

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Join Christendom College professor Dr. Christopher Lane for his lecture on Inculturation and the Evangelization of China. From the time of the apostles, the deposit of faith has formed and transformed cultures, lived out uniquely across various cultures. This lecture will explore how Catholicism took root in China, forming a new Chinese Catholic cu…

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But I Wouldn't Give Myself (The Awakening, Part 2) 30:35

3M ago30:35

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In Part 2 of our discussion on The Awakening, editor Laura Fisher tells us about her first encounter with the novel, discusses her approach to teaching it, explores her favorite line of the text, provides a killer Awakening playlist, and more! Laura R. Fisher is an associate professor of English at Toronto Metropolitan University. She is the author…

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Classical Astronomy, with Eric Margrave 26:54

3M ago26:54

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Are the stars, planets, and the galaxies in the night sky just a swirling mass of chaos? Or a divine dance of beauty, harmony, and order? And does being a Christian help or hinder our quest to understand the universe—and our place in it? Find out how studying Johannes Kepler’s revolutionary approach to classical astronomy helps us answer these ques…

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Don't Nap for Self-Care. Wake up! (The Awakening, Part 1) 32:36

3M ago32:36

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In Part 1 of our discussion on The Awakening, we welcome editor Laura Fisher to discuss Kate Chopin's writing career, the novel's reception and themes, as well as some of its major characters. Laura R. Fisher is an associate professor of English at Toronto Metropolitan University. She is the author of Reading for Reform: The Social Work of Literatu…

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It's Okay to be Frustrated with Joyce (Dubliners, Part 2) 34:31

4M ago34:31

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In Part 2 of our discussion on Dubliners, editor Ian Whittington discusses the inspiration for the cover of his Norton Library edition, his favorite lines in the collection, his Dubliners hot take, and some suggestions for a Dubliners playlist. Ian Whittington is an independent scholar whose research and teaching focus on twentieth-century anglopho…

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Cultivating Contemplation Today: A Few Philosophical Suggestions | Dr. John Cuddeback 45:54

4M ago45:54

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Join Christendom College professor Dr. John Cuddeback for this lecture examining practical principles from the master of contemplation, St. Thomas Aquinas. No matter our state in life, we are all called to contemplation as part of our identity and fulfilment, even amidst the challenges and chaos of today.…

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Penguins Fall Short and Postseason Predictions 42:52

4M ago42:52

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On this Pens and Stuff Podcast episode, the gang discusses the Pens' collapse and who they think will win it all this year!Follow Abby on X - @AbbyAugustttFollow Jim on X - @PnSPodcastJimFollow Andrew on X - @AndyAugustine01Follow the show on X - @PensstuffFollow the show on Instagram - @PensandstuffpodcastMake sure to follow us where you can and c…

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Writing the Chreia, with Laurie Sachs 22:33

4M ago22:33

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Ancient writing teachers trained students to produce powerful and elegant writing on command. How? Through a writing practice called the “Chreia.” Find out how the Chreia works and how it trains students in wisdom, in this friendly guide to the world of Classical Christian education. Presented by TrinityU, a service of Trinity Classical Academy in …

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You Can File this All Under "A City in Decline" (Dubliners, Part 1) 32:19

4M ago32:19

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In Part 1 of our discussion on Dubliners, we welcome editor Ian Whittington to discuss how this collection of short stories was received by its publisher, by its literary audience, and by the people who made up its subject matter; the Dublin in which Joyce grew up; and, of course, Ian's favorite story. Ian Whittington is an independent scholar whos…

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Penguins just may do this! 42:38

4M ago42:38

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Jim, Abby, and Andrew talk about just how difficult the Penguins' road to the playoffs could be, and more on this episode of the Pens and Stuff Podcast episode.Follow Abby on X - @AbbyAugustttFollow Jim on X - @PnSPodcastJimFollow Andrew on X - @AndyAugustine01Follow the show on X - @PensstuffFollow the show on Instagram - @PensandstuffpodcastMake …

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David Edmonds on the Life and Philosophy of Derek Parfit 20:32

4M ago20:32

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David Edmonds discusses the life and work of Derek Parfit who died in 2017 in this episode of the Bio Bites strand of Philosophy. David is the author of a recent biography of Parfit.

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Yascha Mounk on the Identity Trap 30:52

4M ago30:52

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Yascha Mounk discusses some of the ways in which focussing on gender, racial, and sexual identities can distort political argument and be counterproductive for oppressed minorities.

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The Penguins Just Might Pull This Wild Playoff Appearance 36:42

5M ago36:42

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Jim and Andrew dissect the last two weeks of the Penguins season and how they just might come through with this wild playoff appearance.Follow Abby on X - @AbbyAugustttFollow Jim on X - @PnSPodcastJimFollow Andrew on X - @AndyAugustine01Follow the show on X - @PensstuffFollow the show on Instagram - @PensandstuffpodcastMake sure to follow us where …

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Sidney Crosby is The Best Player in the NHL 45:48

5M ago45:48

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Jim, Andrew, and Abby discuss another sub500 week for the Penguins. Andrew unveils his top 3 players on the 45-player list, and the three of them have some serious debate about it, and then there's some prediction contest talk.Make sure to follow us where you can and check out the website at pensandstuffpod.com Learn more about your ad choices. Vis…

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How Beauty Will Save the World | Dr. Michael Rubin 52:46

5M ago52:46

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Learn about the true nature of beauty, its importance for our lives, and why Beauty not only can but will undoubtedly save the world. Christendom professor Dr. Michael Rubin will help you discover "How Beauty Will Save the World."توسط Christendom College

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“Living Like Weasels,” with Donny MacAdam 27:37

5M ago27:37

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How do weasels live? And why would a famous writer like Annie Dillard write a stylish, provocative, and potentially life-changing essay about living like one? Find out in this friendly guide to the world of Classical Christian Education. If you would like to read the short essay for yourself, you can do so from this link. Presented by TrinityU, a s…

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Medea has Pierced Our Hearts (Medea, Part 2) 28:47

5M ago28:47

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In Part 2 of our discussion on Medea, editor Sheila Murnaghan discusses her teaching of the drama, what Medea shows us about the nature of revenge, and her approach to the challenges of translating this tragedy. Sheila Murnaghan is the Alfred Reginald Allen Memorial Professor of Greek at the University of Pennsylvania. She is the author of Disguise…

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Mark Rowe on J.L.Austin 22:58

5M ago22:58

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J.L.Austin was the best known exponent of what came to be known as Ordinary Language Philosophy. He was also a war hero. In this episode of the Bio Bites strand of the Philosophy Bites podcast David Edmonds discusses Austin's life and work with his biographer Mark Rowe.

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Goodbye Jake, Thanks for the Memories 1:13:13

6M ago1:13:13

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Today, Andrew and Abby discuss the Penguins finally looking to do a slight reboot of the roster and try and win one more cup with the big three; they say their goodbyes to Chad Ruhwedel and Jake Guentzel, as well as give some grades to other trades that happened. They also discuss the week of predictions. Pens and Stuff BlogOur Website - Use code T…

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Euripides's Exploration of the Unthinkable and Unnatural (Medea, Part 1) 36:44

6M ago36:44

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In Part 1 of our discussion on Medea, we welcome translator Sheila Murnaghan to discuss the historical and dramatic context in which Euripides wrote the play, its basis in the Medea myth, and the plays most prominent characters. Sheila Murnaghan is the Alfred Reginald Allen Memorial Professor of Greek at the University of Pennsylvania. She is the a…

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Special Guest, Mark Messier, and Grandma's Who Love Hockey 53:58

6M ago53:58

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Andrew, Jim, Abby, and Special Guest, Austin Hall, discuss Mark Messier, Sidney Crosby, Jamie Drysdale, the week of Penguins Hockey that happened. Plus, they play a game on pronouncing hockey names and predict three Pens games on this episode of the Pens and Stuff Podcast.Pens and Stuff BlogOur WebsiteFollow Abby on X - @AbbyAugustttFollow Jim on X…

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Our Lady’s Ring: Reflections on the Structure of the Rosary | Prof. Daniel Spiotta 42:31

6M ago42:31

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Join Christendom Professor Daniel Spiottaas as he explores the structure of the Rosary from a unique perspective that illuminates fascinating new insights. The mysteries of the Rosary tell the story of Our Lady's life with Christ, and like any good story, they are artfully arranged. By reflecting on the ring-structure of the Rosary, we can come to …

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Andrew Needs to Make an Announcement... 1:06:12

6M ago1:06:12

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Jim and Andrew talk about a very disappointing week in Penguins hockey, play "Likely, Dark Horse, and Long Shot," and Andrew drops a surprising announcement on this episode of the Pens and Stuff Podcast. Andrew also gives his next five players on his Best 45 Players over the Last 45 Years list.Pens and Stuff BlogOur WebsiteFollow Abby on X - @AbbyA…

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James Klagge on Wittgenstein 20:50

6M ago20:50

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In this episode James Klagge discusses the life and times of Ludwig Wittgenstein with David Edmonds. This is part of our mini series on the biographies of philosophers, Bio Bites.

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An African American Novel about White People (The Marrow of Tradition, Part 2) 27:01

6M ago27:01

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In Part 2 of our discussion on The Marrow of Tradition, editor Autumn Womack discusses her background with the novel, teaching the novel, her favorite line, and her hot take on The Marrow of Tradition. Autumn Womack is an Assistant Professor in the departments of African American Studies and English at Princeton University, where she specializes in…

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The Vine EP 2.3.24 34:34

6M ago34:34

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It wasn't until I learned to lead in my marriage that things began to change. It didn't all happen all at once of course. I began to dive deep into all sorts of lessons and teachings. In this episode I just scratch the surface of what the journey has been like.

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Pens are NOT making the playoffs 1:12:59

6M ago1:12:59

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Jim and Andrew discuss the last week of Penguin play, the Jake Guentzel injury, and what this means for the trade deadline, and talk about why Joe Sakic is one of the top 20 NHL players of the last 45 years.Follow Abby on X - @AbbyAugustttFollow Jim on X - @PnSPodcastJimFollow Andrew on X - @AndyAugustine01Follow the show on X - @PensstuffFollow th…

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Napoleon, with Morgan Geiser 29:02

6M ago29:02

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Napoleon Bonaparte: hero or villain? Military genius or narcissistic tyrant? A curious historical figure to forget or one who helped make the modern world? Find out in this friendly guide to Classical Christian Education. Presented by TrinityU, a service of Trinity Classical Academy in Santa Clarita, CA…

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Mediocre Penguin Play, Marc-Andre Fleury's 1,000th Game, and Mid-Season Awards 1:02:58

6M ago1:02:58

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The gang talks about Pittsburgh's odd week, winning against Winnipeg and losing in St. Paul. They also discuss Marc-Andre Fleury's possible return to Pittsburgh and give out some awards to the Penguin's best and worst players!Follow Abby on X - @AbbyAugustttFollow Jim on X - @PnSPodcastJimFollow Andrew on X - @AndyAugustine01Follow the show on X - …

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Carterets, Millers, and Massacres (The Marrow of Tradition, Part 1) 29:36

7M ago29:36

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In Part 1 of our discussion on The Marrow of Tradition, we welcome editor Autumn Womack to discuss Charles W. Chestnut's biography, his ambitions in writing the novel, the historical realities depicted in it, and some of its major characters. Autumn Womack is an Assistant Professor in the departments of African American Studies and English at Princ…

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Wake Up Call 4:36

7M ago4:36

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I have been there, feeling like what else could I do! I used to put the blame on my wife, I was always defensive and combative. I took certain steps to get out of the trenches. Guys leave me a message if you want to book a discovery with me: https://www.instagram.com/markau9ustine?igsh=MTk2bGRiZmJkZmFvbA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Email: djswift8706@gmail…

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The All-Star Skills Competition, Andrew's Best 45 Players over the Last 45 Years, and Jake Guentzel Speculation 1:17:16

7M ago1:17:16

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Today, Jim and Andrew discuss the possibility of moving on from Jake Guentzel at the deadline; they also discuss what they would need to see from the team in order to think about keeping him if Guenztel continues to refuse to sign an extension. Andrew gives his next five players on his Best 45 Players over the Last 45 Years list, and he gives his t…

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For the Love of Mary: Music for Our Lady in 17th-Century Venice | Dr. Sara Pecknold 37:32

7M ago37:32

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Join Christendom professor Dr. Sara Pecknold as she explores the importance of music for our lives as Catholics and as a means of glorifying God. Music holds a unique place of influence in all our lives. Because of its constant presence and its indisputable power to move our souls, music should be put to its highest purpose: to praise God and lead …

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