EP322: What To Learn From Italy's Election | Lessons from a CS Lewis Play | A Personal Story -- it's Sort of Crazy

On This Episode: LESSONS FROM A CS LEWIS PLAY My soon-to-be wife got us tickets to see what was an incredible biopic play about CS Lewis last week. I left wanting to preserve some examples he gave us about having an intellectual but simple faith as well as understanding how pleasures and pains are all hints much more profound truths. I'll provide details A STORY THAT'S HARD TO BELIEVE FOR ME The morning after that play, we found that my fiancé's car was STOLEN.  Stolen. In the Upstate of South Carolina from a nice complex -- it's crazy to me.  I have some thoughts on that event and how it made me think about our broader crime problem generally. YOU'RE BEING LIED TO ABOUT ITALY'S ELECTION The next Italian Prime Minister isn't a fascist. Her party isn't related to Mussolini's in any meaningful way.  Much more important is what her victory says about the state of life in the west. Her victory is akin to Brexit, the movements behind Donald Trump AND Bernie Sanders, and other recent election results in Europe. I have a lot to say here about what these results are responding to and what they mean for the future.