E Dane Rogers and Bradley W. Maston

Books for Believers

Arts EN ↓ 9 episodes

Join Pastor E Dane Rogers and Dr. Bradley W. Maston as they discuss great works of literature from a Christian perspective. These discussions seek to identify the major themes and significance of various books, short stories, and poems that have impacted the world and western culture.

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E Dane Rogers and Bradley W. Maston

Episodes

Episode 9 - Dejeuner Du Matin - Jaques Prevert 05.07.2025 17:26

Join us as we discuss this powerful and important poem on the topic of human connection and sorrow.

Episode 8 - Paper Menagerie by Ken Lui 03.07.2025 20:16

Ken Lui's powerful short story gives a unique perspective on family, personal growth, and alienation.

Episode 7 - Almond by Sohn Won-Pyung 30.06.2025 31:00

This book is moving, emotional, and has a great deal to teach us about the human experience and the need of all people for the Gospel.

Episode 6 - Ozymandius - Percy Shelley 23.05.2025 25:55

Join us as we discuss Ozynmandius by Percy Shelly

Episode 5 - The Possibility of Evil - Shirley Jackson 14.05.2025 38:17

Join us for an American Gothic masterpiece that has a serious set of spiritual lessons to teach.

Episode 4 - Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut 07.05.2025 45:14

This is the novel that brought Kurt Vonnegut's weird, satirical, story-telling to the mainstream. Enjoy this discussion of his various views on religion, politics, and science.

Episode 3 - When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer - Walt Whitman 23.04.2025 21:57

This discussion of Walt Whitman's poem "When I heard the Learn'd Astronomer" and discusses its importance and spiritual significance.

Episode 2 - The Gospel According to Mark by Jorge Luis Borges 16.04.2025 44:38

Join us for a discussion of a short story from one of Argentina's best writers and poets.

Episode 1: Discussing Wiseblood by Flannery O'Connor 11.04.2025 1:02:07

Join us for a discussion of Wiseblood by Flannery O'Connor. There are many deep themes and important discussions to be had in this Southern Gothic tale.