The One about Maud

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In this episode we talk to Amy Mantravadi. Amy is the author of the Chronicles of Empress Maud. We talk to Amy about what we can learn from history, how her faith intermingles with the writing of historical fiction, and most importantly, is Ron Swanson right? Was all history pre 1776 a mistake? A Jack-of-all denominations, Amy tells us what we can learn from understanding them and why engaging with the Church Fathers can be important for our faith today. Amy's plumb crumbles: A book: Where's Spot? by Eric Hill A TV show: All Creatures Great And Small Support the show

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