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  • Dalek and Cwidder


    ErrantryAuthority Authority: 102
    This instalment of the Dalek Game is for Diana Wynne Jones’ Cart and Cwidder , the first book of the Dalemark Quartet (you almost got The Spellcoats the other week ). One of the most memorable aspects of Dalemark is the range of technologies in a fantasy setting.  Cart and Cwidder  seemed (at first ...
    5 days ago
  • ‘War Horse’ and returning soldiers


    Think ChristianAuthority Authority: 460
    I have my problems with Steven Spielberg’s “War Horse” (the first third in particular, which has way too much inspirational plowing). Yet in its consideration of the brutalities of war and the scars left on home-bound soldiers, the movie is of vital, timely importance – for the United States as a whole and ...
    1 week ago
  • Castrate, and then bid them be fruitful


    Athanatos Christian Apologetics MinistryAuthority Authority: 94
    The 24 hour news cycle is currently devoted to the ‘Italian Titanic’ and especially the fact that the captain of the ship beat the passengers off of the boat.  Naturally, the captain is everywhere being referred to as a coward, and every indication is that he really was a coward. I couldn’t help but think of ...
    1 week ago
  • Castrate, and then bid them be fruitful- reflections on a cowardly cruise ship captain


    Athanatos Christian Apologetics MinistryAuthority Authority: 94
    The 24 hour news cycle is currently devoted to the ‘Italian Titanic’ and especially the fact that the captain of the ship beat the passengers off of the boat.  Naturally, the captain is everywhere being referred to as a coward, and every indication is that he really was a coward. I couldn’t help but think of ...
    1 week ago
  • Welcome to SATAN’S Jew World Order!


    Pragmatic WitnessAuthority Authority: 113
    Be prepared – this is one hell of an eye-opener! “The Bolshevik Revolution in Russia was the work of Jewish planning and Jewish dissatisfaction. Our Plan is to have a New World Order. What worked so wonderfully in Russia, is going … Continue reading →
    1 week ago
  • Perfect Humility – C.S. Lewis


    The Atonement BlogAuthority Authority: 110
    Perfect humility dispenses with modesty. C.S. Lewis The Weight of Glory Tweet/Email/Share This Post
    1 week ago
  • Give up yourself and you will find your real, new self


    Mere C.S. LewisAuthority Authority: 102
    But there must be a real giving up of the self. You must throw it away ‘blindly’ so to speak. Christ will indeed give you a real personality: but you must not go to Him for the sake of that. As long as your own personality is what you are bothering about you are not going to Him at all. The very first step is to ...
    1 week ago
  • C. S. Lewis’ Approach to Apologetics


    Faith by HearingAuthority Authority: 99
    Jerry Root has done a lot of study on C. S. Lewis, and it shows. In this lecture Jerry looks at Lewis’ approach to apologetics. CS Lewis’ Approach to Apologetics >>>
    1 week ago
  • Revisiting A Wrinkle in Time


    bibliokleptAuthority Authority: 588
    Madeleine L’Engle’s seminal fantasy novel A Wrinkle in Time  turns 50 this year, and publisher Macmillan is celebrating by releasing a new anniversary edition with oodles of extras, including photos, manuscript pages, and new editorial content. They’ve also initiated a “ 50 Years, 50 Days,   50 Blogs ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Can the world see Christ in us? (Light and Salt)


    Mere C.S. LewisAuthority Authority: 102
    But you must not imagine that the new men are, in the ordinary sense, all alike. A good deal of what I have been saying in this last book might make you suppose that that was bound to be so. To become new men means losing what we now call ‘ourselves’. Out of our selves, into Christ, we must go. His will is to ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Screwtape Letters


    Book CriticAuthority Authority: 141
    I’d recommend this be one of the first books you read as you start your spiritual journey. This is a profound book that will jolt you awake from your apathetic musings and stir you to the depths of your soul. I was a Christian for 12+ years before I picked up this little volume and it was of inestimable worth for ...
    2 weeks ago
  • God Will Make Us Good Because He Loves Us


    The Atonement BlogAuthority Authority: 110
    The Christian is in a different position from other people who are trying to be good. They hope, by being good, to please God if there is one; or – if they think there is not – at least they hope to deserve approval from good men. But the Christian thinks any good he does comes from the Christ-life inside him. He ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Standing out in the crowd


    Mere C.S. LewisAuthority Authority: 102
    Already the new men are dotted here and there all over the earth. Some, as I have admitted, are still hardly recognisable: but others can be recognised. Every now and then one meets them. Their very voices and faces are different from ours: stronger, quieter, happier, more radiant. They begin where most of us leave ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Arrietty


    easternkicks.comAuthority Authority: 103
    Hayao Miyazaki and team sprinkle a little Studio Ghibli magic on Mary Norton’s much-loved children’s book The Borrowers … 14-year-old Arrietty is the daughter of a family of tiny people who live under the floor boards, with her father Pod and mother Homily, ‘borrowing’ what they need to survive from the ...
    2 weeks ago
  • How Did C. S. Lewis View War?


    Andy NaselliAuthority Authority: 105
    J. Daryl Charles and Timothy J. Demy, War, Peace, and Christianity: Questions and Answers from a Just-War Perspective (Wheaton: Crossway, 2010), 377–81 (numbering added): [Question 99 of 104] How did C. S. Lewis view war? Lewis’s views on war sprang out of deep conviction and were tempered by ...
    2 weeks ago
  • History, theology, and great men of God


    Perennial StudentAuthority Authority: 103
    I don’t visit the Parchment and Pen blog all that often lately, but I’m glad I went there this morning. The most recent post was yesterday’s by Tim Kimberly, on Augustine. I was soon absorbed in learning the historical and intellectual context of Augustine’s life and writings. Based on the post’s title, I ...
    2 weeks ago
  • We rise again (and again)


    Mere C.S. LewisAuthority Authority: 102
    I have called Christ the ‘first instance’ of the new man. But of course He is something much more than that. He is not merely a new man, one specimen of the species, but the new man. He is the origin and centre and life of all the new men. He came into the created universe, of His own will, bringing with Him the ...
    2 weeks ago
  • The Folly of God-Denial


    Standing For GodAuthority Authority: 128
    by Matt Barber As the political season heats up it occurs to me that, as important as elections are, unless the hearts of men are changed, the heart of a nation cannot awaken. Our nation is experiencing heart failure. It needs an awakening – a spiritual awakening. Desperately. Every year secular-“progressives” ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Tumnus’ Bookshelf: The NarniaFans Book Review: A Year With Aslan: Daily Reflections From The Chronicles Of Narnia


    Narnia FansAuthority Authority: 95
    Hey, everybody! Welcome back to Tumnus’ Bookshelf, where we review any and all books by, about and inspired by CS Lewis and the Land of Narnia. For today’s review we will be looking at the devotional book   A Year With Aslan . Title: A Year With Aslan: Daily Reflections From The Chronicles Of Narnia ...
    2 weeks ago
  • A Sonnet for The Kilns


    The C.S. Lewis Foundation BlogAuthority Authority: 98
    As I write this, I am staying at The Kilns as a Scholar in Residence through the C.S. Lewis Foundation . It’s my first visit to The Kilns, and it’s marvelous. The house has been lovingly restored by volunteer labor to be much as possible how it was when C.S. Lewis and his brother Warnie lived here. None of the ...
    2 weeks ago

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