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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Joseph Pearce examines the Greek playwright Sophocles and his iconic story of Oedipus. Even though Sophocles lived hundreds of years before Christ, learn how the themes of suffering and acceptance from Oedipus apply to the deepest tenets of Christianity, and why Pearce considers Sophocles the second greatest playwright of all time.
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I could listen to Joseph Pearce all day!
Great series, very insightful thank you Joseph!
Purchased now Literature: what every Catholic should know. Some day I will start purchasing the writtings themselves, starting with Homer.
Justin Martyr of 2nd century argued that the classical writers had a seed of Christianity. And through these early episodes of "The Authority", I can see why he'd say that.
Thanks
Thank you!
The fact that this does not have hundreds of thousands of views is a sad testament to the idiocy of TH-cam.