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Didactic Mind, Ep 75: The Evil That Men Do

by | Apr 11, 2021 | Podcasts | 2 comments

In this week’s episode, I talk about the strange and terrible power of real, material, physical evil, and its lasting effect on all of us. I explain why it has such power and how its power persists for so long – and why and how it fails, each and every time. And I examine the ways in which we can all stand up against evil. This is probably one of my more unusual podcasts, in that I pull in references from all over the shop – Stranger Things, books, movies, history, and so on. But I had a lot of fun talking through it, and I hope you enjoy it as well.

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2 Comments

  1. Jim S

    Great podcast! Thank you and stay safe!

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    • Didact

      Thank you, sir

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