Torah from Narnia

Lewis tells us his view of Song of Songs in the 12th chapter of Reflection on Psalms. He first insists that the author of this work was writ...

In this letter Lewis shares the festoons that drapes over the words of "The Lord's Prayer". "Festooning" prayers is ...

He cannot ravish; He can only woo (The Screwtape Letters, Letter 8) By God's own rules He cannot reveal His true self to His humanity. D...

For C.S. Lewis Reading Day I posted that my daughter had gotten engaged and addressed the question of whether or how, using the language of ...

I've been procrastinating on commenting on the next definition of Brazier as it clearly requires someone far more eloquent to properly o...

In the last part of this letter Lewis addresses the question of whether there is a threshold on the importance of a request in prayer, below...

I have previously made known my disappointment in Tirian the last King of Narnia, despite Alsan's tacit approval: (1) Tirian waited way...