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Do ideas have consequences or are we free to react to the immediate without negative results. In this book by Richard Weaver (1948) he discusses the ideas that were flying around in his own day, ideas which still have relevance today. There is nothing new under the sun and Mr. Weaver certainly strikes a modern cord. Join Caleb as he explores a few of the ideas found in this book and the challenge of coming to terms with it in the present.

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Join Caleb in this episode of The Constructionist Podcast as he takes a trip through C. S. Lewis’ The Great Divorce. It will be a fantasy bus ride from the edge of Hell to the edge of Heaven meeting, unusual but strangely common people along the way.

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Babylon affects us all whether we are aware of it or not. In this podcast join Caleb as he explains the great historic scope of Babel to Babylon and how it is still very active today.

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Knowing our modern history for the past hundred years is vital to understanding where we are today. In 1991 Paul Johnson republished his sweeping history of Modern Times and it is still relevant for current moderns these 30 years later. And it is amazing how fast we forget what we should have never forgot.

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Noah has been laughed at by the world for many years due to his association with a world wide flood and a bunch of smelly animals on a boat. The reality is that the Bible and Jesus in particular takes Noah and what he stands for very seriously. It is high time that we do so again. Join Caleb on this episode as he traces Noah from the pre-flood days all the way up to our own time.

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Enoch is an enigmatic figure in the Old Testament, but the New Testament tells us about his faith life. There is also an amazing prophecy from Enoch recorded in the New Testament. What is it that we can still discover about ourselves from this ancient and mysterious man?

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Cain and Abel offer a glimpse into the truth that all humans are ultimately on one of two paths. Path number one is a path that leads to death, while path number two is a path that leads to life.

Follow along with Caleb as he examines these two paths and shows that there is deeper philosophical and spiritual truth resident in the Cain and Abel account than what lies just at the surface.

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CS Lewis' The Abolition of Man is in the top 10 of the National Review's Most Influential Books of the 20th Century list. What makes this book so important? Only that in 1943 CS Lewis predicted the current state of our Western Culture as a result of an obsession with feelings over Reason.

Join Caleb in this exploration of this important book that will shed light on the reasons why we think the way we do today as a society at large, and what will ultimately cause our demise, if left uncorrected.

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