In this episode, Jason and Cole discuss the themes of Christian education and the implications of removing God from education. They use C.S. Lewis's book, The Abolition of Man, as a guide to explore the concept of the Tao, an objective standard of morality and behavior. They highlight the importance of education in orienting students to God and the world He has created. They also discuss the consequences of rejecting God in education, such as the dehumanization of individuals and the erosion of traditional values. The conversation emphasizes the need for repentance and the hope found in Christian education that embraces the absolute personal being of God.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Setting

15:11 Recap of Chapter One and Men Without Chests

26:02 The Tao and Objective Standards

38:56 The Innovators' Arguments and the Existence of an Absolute Personal Being

47:45 Education and the Elimination of God

54:47 The Effects of Removing God from Education

59:50 Identifying the Core Issue: Idolatry

01:01:25 God's Judgment and the Call to Repentance

01:02:48Encouragement and Hope in Christian Education