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Fiction
Hosted by Unknown Host · Fiction · EN · 180 episodes
Step into an audio-cabinet of curiosities, where the works of Daniel Defoe are read in their full measure, without haste or abridgment. Each episode presents a faithful narration, as though a traveller’s journal opened by candlelight - tales of shipwreck and survival, of commerce, conscience, and the restless spirit of adventure. Designed for listeners who favour patience over noise, this podcast invites you to keep company with rogues, merchants, and solitary islanders, hearing every page as it might have been spoken in a London coffee-house of old.
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Episode #9
In which the subtle limitations of the Devil’s power since the Creation are explored, revealing his inability to destroy the work of God by force and his resort to craft and deception to ensnare mankind. The narrative gently unfolds the Devil’s strategy of corrupting human nature through guile rather than sheer might, exemplified in the first temptation and the ensuing consequences for all posterity.
Episode #8
In which we are led to contemplate the vast and dreadful multitude of Satan’s host, their state of punished rebellion before the creation of the world, and their discovery of the new celestial realms and mankind therein. It is further considered how Satan, overwhelmed with envy and rage at the divine design that crowns man with glory, contemplates the nature and fate of this strange new creature destined to inherit heavenly delight.
Episode #7
In which an inquiry is made into the condition and whereabouts of the Devil and his host immediately following their expulsion from Heaven, disputing poetic accounts with a more reasoned and scriptural interpretation. It is proposed that the Devil wanders without fixed abode, exercising limited power principally in the air surrounding the earth, rather than being confined within a local Hell as commonly imagined.
Episode #6
In which the celestial standing and grievous fall of Satan are examined with a measured eye, pondering the perplexing presence of sin amid angelic purity and reflecting upon the poetic liberties and historical inaccuracies of Milton’s depiction. The nature of rebellion and its dire consequences are unfolded with sober consideration, acknowledging the limitations of human understanding while chronicling the dark transformation from radiant archangel to the embittered adversary of mankind.
Episode #5
In which the author delicately explores the many names and forms attributed to the Devil in sacred Scripture, revealing him as a spirit of angelic origin, fallen yet still mighty and cunning, whose chief enmity lies not with mankind for personal gain but out of relentless envy. Attentive to both ancient texts and popular accounts, the discourse considers the Devil’s incorporeal nature, his restrained power, and his subtle strategy to corrupt humanity by first ensnaring the woman, thereby setting the stage for his enduring dominion over vice and temptation.
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