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They had just finished a section on the CS Lewis Narnia series. I mentioned my book was allegorical. He read the back where it mentions it has similarities to Everyman, and became interested because that was next on their list to study. ...BCS
Naturam rerum; tanta stat praedita culpa "Had God designed the world, it would not be A world so frail and faulty as we see." The Chronicles of Narnia is a series of seven fantasy novels for children written by CS Lewis. ... Jesus Forgave Sins by Sean Finnegan
Thus, when Jesus forgave sins, he was not, as CS Lewis suggested, either crazy or divine, rather, he was the one who had been divinely appointed to function in this role. Perhaps in light of this knowledge we can again read the account ... Sandra McCracken: A Red Balloon of Hope (Part 1)
“The High Countries” was written some years ago, inspired by CS Lewis’ book The Great Divorce. The images are pulled out of Lewis’ imagination. He talks about a purgatorial state, as if you had a moment to look back over your life and ... Deep Blue Day
Aslan is of course lion (CS Lewis apparently liked visiting Turkey and so gave his Narnia hero the name -- it's fitting as one of Lucien's middle names too). Elma is apple, yumurta is egg and tekerlek is a clock. ... Alpha Course Day 2: Who is Jesus?
He then hit upon CS Lewis’s Liar, Lunatic, or Lord argument. With all due respect to Lewis and Gumbel, this calls out for a Spaceballs reference: Dark Helmet [as King Roland]: Vespa, come to me. Vespa: Daddy, is it really you? ... Adoption - Part 1
CS Lewis reminds us that all the devil can do is distort evil. He doesn’t have the power to create something bad, but only to take what God has created as good and twist it. The Devil and evil in this sense are like a parasite that has ... Economics for Dummies, Part II
The first was a great scholar, by the name of CS Lewis, of whom I will be speaking again later, in my lectures on such things as "Modern Philosophy", "Modern Literature", "Medieval Literature", "Theology", and so on. ... An Intentional Redemption - Mark 5:1-20
How is it that Jesus can transform a berserk derelict of a man into a sane and well-balanced human with just a word? CSLewis used the imagery of this story in describing his own life before his conversion (Surprised by Joy) my life was ... CS Lewis and a Sense of Place
I still remember staring through the gates of Buckingham Palace and thinking, “This looks like something out of a CS Lewis book.” My fourth grade public school teacher had read The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to our class two years ...
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