Torah from Narnia

Can Jewish thought enlighten us on the topic of silence? Famously, in Chaim Potok’s, “The Chosen,” Danny, whose Hasidic father never talks ...

Searching YouTube earlier today for Hanukah songs by the Maccabeats, I came across their moving rendition of Simon and Garfunkel’s classic...

In our last post on Calormene poetry we analyzed the verse that compares affection towards one's children to soup. Continuing our study...

It looked just as if he had been doing his Christmas shopping The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Christmas, and Father Chri...

We have already had occasion to examine part of the conversation between Arsheesh and the Tarkaan Anradin. Let us now look at the initial s...

In the last post, I suggested that Calormene poetic verses, which appear to be maligned by Lewis, both in form (maxims and apophthegms) and...

The preeminent superpower in the world of Narnia is Calormen. Located across the Great Desert to the south of Archenland (which is south o...