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Ep. 100 New Readers to Old Books
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After just wrapping up a discussion on a new movie Pilgrim's Progress, Wesley and TJ pull in Jordan and Jeremy to discuss the importance of reading older books. One reason we don't really like reading old books is because we don't know what old books are out there to read. But let's face it, when we pick up a book written 100 years ago or more they are difficult to read. Jeremy has a great help to that in A Christian's Guide to the Classics by Leland Ryken. But the team doesn't just focus on why reading old books are hard, although they do spend some time discussing why they are, but they also dig deep into how we can find time to read, and just how countercultural the act of reading is.
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