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Russell Moore, CToday Passing around the corner from the dining room table, I heard one of my sons reading aloud from C. S. Lewis's The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. I...
from Premier UnBelievable How would CS Lewis respond to Richard Dawkins’ views about Jesus? Back in 2013, Unbelievable held a conference around apologetics and CS Lewis called ‘Jes...
"...only the scent of a flower we have not found, the echo of a tune we have not heard, news from a country we have never visited."
Christianity Today: Mere Misattribution? Why We Misquote C.S. Lewis, by Aaron Earls (The Wardrobe Door: Faith, Culture, and C. S. Lewis): As the famous British author once said, cr...
By Collin Hansen, TGC. (Photo: Public Domain) Aided by digital technologies, we’ve come closer than ever before to escaping the need for God, the need for each other, even the need...
On this episode of Ask Doug, Pastor Douglas Wilson gives his thoughts on Emeth’s salvation in The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis. Read Pastor Douglas Wilson’s Essays on Lewis here: http...
“Courage is not simply one of the virtues but the form of every virtue at the testing point, which means at the point of highest reality.” – C.S. Lewis, as quoted in Cyril Connolly...
Many of the chatbots have told me that C. S. Lewis coined the phrase. (Wrong.) When pressed, at least one chatbot insisted it was English author A. N. Wilson. Source
By Andrew Irwin, Juicy Ecumenism. (Image: Unsplash) “It is winter in Narnia and has been for ever so long … Always winter, but never Christmas,” the faun Mr. Tumnus responds to the...
Rowan Williams on Wisdom.
Ralph McInerny on Christian philosophy.
Fr. Joshua Whitfield on Cicero.
Robert Ordway, Mere Orthodoxy While reading Vice President Vance's second memoir, Communion, two dots...
Stephen James, Christian Post But when insights from competing religious and philosophical systems get combined into a new framework for determining truth, something more than ope...
“The inconsistent Christian writes articles for academic journals explaining how it turns out that the Scriptures, rightly understood, were all along saying just what the latest br...
By Mike Johns, Public Discourse. (Photo: Public Domain) Toward the end of Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo’s encyclical on AI, the pontiff quotes from J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Lord of t...
James V. Schall, Catholic World Report The fact that a quarter of the General Catechism is devoted to prayer has always impressed me. Likewise, this year's papal audiences are...
“Because of the rampant confusion of spiritual and inspired (which are not the same thing at all), we need to do more theological spadework in the garden of our studies, and less b...
Despite the obvious connection to The Screwtape Letters, My Dear Hemlock deserves to be evaluated on its own merits as a standalone novel and for anyone who has not read Lewis’s wo...
By Elizabeth Prata I am reading John Milton’s incredible book Paradise Lost. Milton’s use of language to bring the tangible to our mind, while still maintaining a balance of the ep...
Dr. Alex Taylor, Word on Fire Prior to a few months ago, I had heard of Sir Ernest Shackleton's expedition to Antarctica because of the notes to T. S. Eliot's modern anti-epic The...
ABSTRACT: Reading classic fiction is an exercise both in reading and in being read. Great works of literature — commonly identified as classics because of their enduring longevity,...
Introduction: I first read Eric Hoffer’s book The True Believer in 1984, over forty years ago now. I had also read Orwell’s 1984 in that same year because I thought it was an appro...
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