Talking about the “Things That Matter Most” on April 23, 2019

 4:00 – Rest in Peace, Fr James Schall  

On April 17, the eve of the Triduum, Fr. James Schall passed away at the age of 91. He served as a professor at Georgetown University for 35 years and was one of the most prolific writers in America. We look back on a conversation we had with him in 2006, discussing Roman Catholic Political Philosophy and the influences of Plato on modern philosophic thought.

 4:20 – Education with a Higher Purpose

Chesterton Academy is a new high school coming to the Detroit area that follows the classical tradition of education.  It’s part of the Chesterton Schools Network founded by Dale Ahlquist and is inspired by the teachings and writings of GK Chesterton. Co-founders David Miller and his wife Alejandra give us a look.

5:00 – A Historiographical Approach to the Resurrection

The question of the historicity of Jesus’ resurrection has been repeatedly probed, investigated and debated. And the results have varied widely. Michael Licona joins us with his historiographical approach to the evidence for the Resurrection.

 5:40 – Kresta Comments: How Christ Conquered Death