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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Love, Actually: Pat Robertson vs. C.S. Lewis on Real Love
Recently Pat Robertson has hit the media with a crazy statement. Some of you may not be surprised. When he’s not calling on American military to perform an assassination or suggesting that the gay pride parade in Orlando might be … Continue reading
A Virtual Mentor: My Review of the C.S. Lewis Class at RTS by Knox Chamblin
Admittedly, I’ve never written a review for a class before. To me, there is something crassly consumeristic about treating a classroom like a CD or a book, to be bought, sold and traded. But, with the invention of iTunesU—an online … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Bible, C.S. Lewis, christology, Dr. Knox Chamblin, evangelical, evangelical controversy, innerrancy, iTunesU, myth, Reformed Theological Seminary, revelation, RTS, Scripture
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Falling Towers and Failing Courage: The Sleeping Giant a Decade after 9/11
As the decade after 9/11 closes I am struck not by the strength of America in the face of great adversity, but weakness: economic chaos, political stalemates, global paranoia, leaderless disarray, military discord and the frenetic clutching of a culture … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged 9/11, Afghanistan, C.S. Lewis, Canada, courage, honor, Iraq, retreat, shame, U.S., war
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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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Tagged 1 Corinthians 13, affection, agape, bacon, C.S. Lewis, culture, Deathly Hallows, eros, Eustace Scrubbs, friendship, Harry Potter, love, Mrs. Fidget, philia, Slughorn, spricket24, storge, The Four Loves, Voyage of the Dawn Treader
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