
The Books That Changed Us: Life Changing Books To Transform Your World
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Dive into a captivating episode of the Classical, Etc. podcast, where host Jessica Gardner, alongside guests Martin and Tanya, delve into the must-read books that changed their lives. Even in the absence of Paul, his life-changing book selections echo through our discussion. From the life-altering insights in "War and Peace" by Leo Tolstoy to Wendell Berry's profound reflections on community and nature, this episode is a must-watch for anyone looking for books to transform their life. Explore how C.S. Lewis's "Mere Christianity," a perspective - altering book on Christian philosophy, fortifies faith, and learn about the significance of classical education in shaping perspectives through works like "Climbing Parnassus" and "A Defense of Classical Education." Experienced readers and literature beginners will love these famous and lesserk known works of fiction and non-fiction that will expand their libraries and appreciation for Great Books!
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What We're Reading from This Episode:
- Sharpe’s India Trilogy —Bernard Cornwell (Martin)
- War and Peace —Leo Tolstoy (Tanya)
- The Lincoln Highway —Amor Towles (Jessica)
- Falling Upward —Richard Rohr (Jessica)
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