This week we continue our series reading Out of the Silent Planet by C.S. Lewis. On our next episode we will cover chapters 7 through 12. We would love to hear from you! Email your comments to [email protected] or leave a voicemail

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Out of The Silent Planet: Introduction

Mar 31st, 2020 3m 38s

Welcome back to Piety & Paideia! We are excited to introduce you to a new mini-series on the podcast where we will be reading and discussing C.S. Lewis' Out of the Silent Planet. Read the book on your own, and then join us each week to hear re

Episode 2: Narration

Nov 29th, 2018 17m 26s

Episode two explores the ancient technique of Narration. We are joined by Robert Terry, Director of Curriculum and Faculty Development at Coram Deo Academy.Our host Jon Jordan is also joined by several Logic school students for a special game

Episode 1: What is Piety? What is Paideia?

Nov 5th, 2018 16m 49s

This episode answers the questions: What is Piety? What is Paideia? What do they have to do with one another?Our host Jon Jordan is also joined by several Logic school students for a special segment called "An Intellectual Conversation About

Episode 0: Introducing Piety & Paideia

Oct 29th, 2018 1m 24s

Welcome to Piety and Paideia: a podcast about Classical Education and Christian Formation brought to you by Coram Deo Academy, and sponsored by Communion Neighborhood Cooperative in Richardson, TX. I am your host, Jon Jordan, and I am the Log

BONUS Audio: Virtue and Social Media (Fall Lecture #2)

Oct 29th, 2018 43m 32s

Mr. Jon Jordan continues our new CDA Dallas Fall Lecture series with a talk on Virtue and Social Media. Christian Virtue could be understood as the patient acquisition of holy habits that is started, sustained, and finally accomplished by God

BONUS Audio: Talking about Classical Christian Education (Fall Lecture #1)

Oct 22nd, 2018 43m 49s

Mr. Jon Jordan kicks off our new CDA Dallas Fall Lecture series with a talk on Classical Christian Education. This session is aimed towards helping us all understand—and be able to talk about—Classical Christian education better than we do now.

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