In this episode, the host Magnus Gautestad explores together with Ettore Maria Mazzóla from the University of Notre Dame School of Architecture the significance of recognizing and addressing false teachings and deceit in various aspects of life. They emphasize the need to uncover and combat those who manipulate and deceive others, depriving them of truth, goodness, and beauty. The conversation highlights the destructive nature of promoting ugliness and the importance of reviving beauty and faith. The guest speaker discusses the role of beauty in shaping behavior, sense of belonging, and identity. They highlight the positive impact that beauty and architectural planning can have on improving social conditions and individual well-being. The overall message is that beauty plays a significant role in various aspects of human existence, and it is crucial to recognize and combat forces that seek to destroy it.The episode also emphasizes the need to question mainstream beliefs and advocate for better alternatives. The speaker criticizes the influence of "cheaters" in the field of architecture, who prioritize constant renovation and functional zoning over historical and traditional architecture. They urge for a more thoughtful and respectful approach to architecture and design. The episode highlights the importance of preserving historical buildings and debunking misconceptions about the affordability of traditional construction methods. The educator's passion for classical architecture and their efforts to revive beauty and a sense of belonging in society are emphasized. Overall, the episode encourages challenging dominant ideologies, promoting honesty and holistic approaches in education, and supporting classical arts and cultural values.Beauty and the Faith contact email:contact@beautyandthefaith.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/beautyandthefaithart/https://www.instagram.com/churchsquarerenewalcenter/Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/togetherforbeautymarketplace