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Matt Walsh briefly cited the book as an ancient example to illustrate how far humanity has progressed, noting its reference to the Bronze Age and the perception that it was spiritually superior to later iron ages. He used it to highlight cultural shifts and the contrast between ancient values and modern times, but did not endorse it strongly.
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The host briefly mentioned the Iliad as an example of an ancient work when discussing how far humanity has come.
You might say fallen in some ways, since, say, the Iliad was written.
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Walsh mentioned the ancient epic to illustrate how ancient societies valued the Bronze Age over the Iron Age.
In the Iliad, for example, they knew that Greeks of Agamemnon's time used bronze mainly, while after Homer, they mostly used iron and yet considered the bronze age to be more spiritually worthy than their more developed iron age.