This week, we bring you chapter 15 of George MacDonald's Phantastes, in which Anodos sings the marble lady into visibility.

This week, we bring you Harry Emerson Fosdick's very famous sermon on fundamentalism in America, "Shall the Fundamentalists Win?" This recording concludes our look at J. Gresham Machen's Christianity and Liberalism. Stay tuned for the next chapter of Phantastes.

This week, we bring you chapter XIV of Phantastes, in which Anodos finds a bunch of dancing statues. The story is going to get much more complicated from here. Get ready.

"The Baldness of Chewed Ear," by Robert W. Service, in which a bald man works very hard to remain bald.

The last episode of Christianity and Liberalism! Enjoy.

This week, we finish Chapter XIII of Phantastes, in which Cosmo shows us why it's a bad idea to fall in love with somebody's picture. 

 

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The end of Chapter 6 is here! Machen finishes his discussion of the way of salvation and the liberal preacher.

Join us in two weeks as we begin the seventh and final chapter of Christianity and Liberalism.

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This week, we bring you part I of chapter XIII of Phantastes, in which we get our second major break in the narrative; Anondos tells us the story of Cosmo von Wehrstahl, who likes reflective antiquaries more than is good for him.

We will return in two weeks with the remainder of this chapter. Until then, stay tuned for next week! We'll release G.K. Chesterton's "Second Childhood" and George Colman's "Lodgings for Single Gentlemen" on Tuesday.