In this episode of the conversation we take another look into American poetry and discuss a personal favorite poem of mine called Christmas bells.

Merry Christmas!

In this episode I do a full reading of the poem The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe. Along with the reading I do a short commentary on the differences between secularism and Christianity.

After finally finishing 3 books three different presidents I am happy to give my thoughts on these three great men of strong American standing in the people of Washington Adams and Jefferson. A large amount of this podcast will be my critical appreciation for the third president who is none other than Thomas Jefferson.

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This episode I record many of the segments in my first hunting trip from driving out realizing I forgot my map and license to getting there and the rest of the story. I hope you enjoy!

In order for you to change your mind, First, God must change your heart.

A famous American Meditation upon death. Published by a 17 year old New York, William C Bryant.

In this episode of Curious conversations I talk about the importance of reading books by those who have gone before us in the Christian faith. My preference to the works of Brother John Calvin. I also talked about his passion for the Catholic Church and his desire for tolerance of Christians of different stripes in the Holy Roman Empire. I also read a section of his Institutes and encourage everyone who listens to this podcast to get yourself a copy!

Today we take a look at the first published poem in American poetry. Ironically enough the first American Home is written by a female Puritan. And even more ironically it was written about her husband and his success in loving her as Christ loves the church! The poem that she wrote to her husband is comprable to the poem that the lady from the Song of Solomon rights to her husband.