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- 2022 - 2025
Mere Christianity by CS Lewis: Book IV, Chapter 2
Book IV, Chapter 2: The Three Personal God
Mere Christianity by CS Lewis: Book IV, Chapter 1
Book IV: Beyond Personality: Or First Steps in the doctrine of the trinity
Chapter 1: Making and Begetting
Mere Christianity by CS Lewis: Book III, Chapters 7-8
Forgiveness and The Great Sin
Dante's Paradiso (Complete)
The full version of Dante's Paradiso (duration 2hr 54m)
Dante's Paradiso: Cantos 31-33 (Conclusion)
St. Bernard guides Dante through the highest heaven; The Blessed Virgin prays that Dante be able to look upon God; Dante attempts to describe the Beatific Vision
Dante's Paradiso: Cantos 28-30
Dante sees the Divine Light, and the nine orders of Angels in the three celestial hierarchies.
Dante's Paradiso - Cantos 25-27
Dante is questioned by Sts. James and John about Hope and Love, respectively; He meets and questions Adam; St. Peter speaks angrily about the state of the papacy.
Dante's Paradiso: Cantos 22-24
Dante speaks to St. Benedict, and is questioned on the Faith by St. Peter
Dante's Paradiso: Cantos 19-21
Dante asks whether a virtuous pagan can be saved; a discourse on the necessity of Christ for salvation, and the condemnation of many Christian kings.
Dante's Paradiso: Cantos 16-18
Cacciaguida continues his discourse, telling Dante of his ancestors and foretelling his future persecution; Dante meets some of the more eminent blessed souls
