The Genius of C.S. Lewis: Mere Christianity (1/2)
Given his prodigious output, it’s very hard to succinctly communicate the full genius of C.S. Lewis. Therefore, to give a broader sampling of his wisdom, […]
Given his prodigious output, it’s very hard to succinctly communicate the full genius of C.S. Lewis. Therefore, to give a broader sampling of his wisdom, […]
Matt and I didn’t manage to get together to record this week, so I thought I’d do a solo episode today. Last month I was on the Talking Beasts podcast discussing Dr. Michael Ward’s The Narnia Code and therefore thought it would make a good subject for today’s episode.
In previous years, Matt and I have recorded a Christmas episode, but we thought that for this year we’d record a New Year Show. We chat about our New Year traditions, as well as our hopes for 2020…
16. He wasn’t Catholic, but often sounded a lot like one Many Catholics are surprised to discover that Lewis wasn’t actually a Catholic himself. This […]
11. Lewis addressed the nation during World War Two After the success of his book, The Problem of Pain, Lewis was invited by the BBC […]
6. Jack was really, really clever… Upon returning to Oxford after the war, Lewis excelled in his studies, earning multiple degrees. He got a First […]
I was recently a guest on two episodes of The Counsel of Trent podcast to talk about C.S. Lewis. We spent the first episode simply […]
Lewis and Longing Throughout much of C.S. Lewis’ life, he recognized a longing within him that would stir from time-to-time and, as suddenly as it […]
Psyche has been condemned to be sacrificed. Orual and the Fox try and convince the King to take action. When this fails, Orual visits Psyche, but is it to receive or give comfort?
On the podcast, I have on many occasions brought up the dynamic of the false self / true self. While it is something that has […]