The professor, the Christian, and the storyteller
Before C.S. Lewis became a famous Christian, he was already a famous scholar - and there’s a lot more going on in his Narnia series than Christian allegory
 C.S. Lewis |
POOR OLD C. S. LEWIS. There is something sad about his condition: to have become, 42 years after his death, a pawn in America's culture wars. (Full article: 2013 words)
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