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The Devil is the Don: Critiques of C.S. Lewis in Time, 1947
On September 8, 1947, C.S. Lewis graced the cover of Time Magazine, a kind of Christian celebrity showcased in an article called “Don v. Devil”—a play on his status as an Oxford don (like a university lecturer) made famous by … Continue reading
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, Clark Gable, Robert Taylor, The Screwtape Letters, Time Magazine
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