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In part two of this episode, Aaron and Ritch discuss femininity, motherhood, homemaking, and much more. At the end of the episode, Ritch gives us a bonus round!

Aaron sits down with Ritch Sandford to talk about masculinity and femininity, and the need to recover what has been stripped away in our day and age. In Part I, they talk primarily about masculinity, and Part II covers femininity.

In part two of this episode, Luke first articulates why he believes in the classical Christian view of anthropology. There's lots of talk about dust on this point. Lastly, he explains the meaning and purpose of the Imago Dei (i.e. Image of God).

In the first part of this conversation, Aaron and Luke Wayne talk about the rise of Darwinian thought in Christian circles, and how this type of thinking affects our approach to Scripture.

Dr. Joe Rigney, president of Bethlehem College & Seminary, comes on the pod to talk about his book, Live Like a Narnian, and how C.S. Lewis's beloved series gives us great lessons in masculinity and femininity.

Twitter Handle: @joe_rigney

To kick off season two, Aaron talks about one of the greatest battlegrounds for our generation: Anthropology.

For this episode, Aaron talks with Pastor Doug Wilson about the testimony architecture conveys, and why we should build sanctuaries that seek to maximally glorify God in every area.

To buy Let the Stones Cry Out: https://canonpress.com/products/let-the-stones-cry-out/

To follow Pastor Doug's work: https://dougwils.com

Aaron is joined by the first lady of the podcast to discuss family rhythms and raising little dragon-slayers. After that, ANOTHER guest joins them to recap the first year of podcasting as well as looking towards the future.

In this episode, Aaron talks with C.R. Wiley about his upcoming book, In the House of Tom Bombadil, along with his previous release, The Household and the War for the Cosmos, to showcase the importance of the Christian household.

To follow Wiley's work, go to crwiley.com

Dr. Ben Merkle, President of New Saint Andrews in Moscow, Idaho, comes on the pod to chat about his book, The White Horse King--a biography of Alfred the Great. Although he may not be a name that is commonly well-known, King Alfred was a man who played a pivotal role in christianizing his nation as well as establishing important foundations that we still hold to over a thousand years after his death.

To purchase The White Horse King: https://canonpress.com/products/the-white-horse-king-the-life-of-alfred-the-great/