ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mark interviewed Professor Bruce Hindmarsh, the professor of spiritual theology at Regent College in Vancouver, and Professor Dennis Danielson from Stanford University, who is one of the world’s leading Milton scholars. Mark posed a variety of questions:
- Personal love story and marriage advice.
- Their wives’ best traits.
- How their relationship with Christ began, and life experiences that grew their faith.
- Personal scholars’ disciplines.
- Favorite Christian figure.
- The problem with good and evil.
- Favorite hymn
- Book recommendation
- Where should Christians be going.
Listen to the insight and humor from Mark, Dr. Hindmarsh, and Dr. Danielson.
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