Dystopia: Part II

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Rev. Larry Beane joins The Wittenberg Hour for part two of a discussion on dystopia and dystopian literature. ______________ What is dystopia? What has dystopia to do with language? What has dystopia to do with memory? Why should Christians read dystopia? ______________ Bump music: Lord, Help Us Ever to Retain - Kirk Meyer - Kloria Publishing _____________ Book worth reading: Pictures of the Socialistic Future _____________ Coming up: _____________ Learn more about Wittenberg Academy. Register for classes (2021-22 academic year).

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