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And The Greatest of These…: A Review of C.S. Lewis’ Four Loves
The Four Loves is one of Lewis’ last Christian book and of his popular nonfiction, the one closest to his field of study. His Allegory of Love (1936) was the most popular of his work in literary criticism and was … Continue reading
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