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Lilith

In which we do not shed our spots (but we hope to one day) In this episode of The Classical Mind, Fr. Wesley Walker and Dr. Junius Johnson explore George MacDonald’s 1895 fantasy novel, Lilith. The discussion navigates the tension between MacDonald’s occasionally “fumbling” literary style and the profound, “mythopoeic” power of his spiritual vision. The episode also touches on MacDonald’s universalist leanings and his belief that even “evil that is good for you” acts as a redemptive force. Ultimately, the episode highlights how Lilith challenges readers to move beyond a dry love of books to a lived experience of the supernatural reality they represent. Endnotes: Junius: Phantastes by George MacDonald Wesley: "Learning How to Die" by Jon Foreman and "Every Thought a Thought of You" by mewithoutYou