Thoughts on C.S. Lewis

blue skies brighten a cloudy day changing thick haze to a lighter shade of grey...

Sometimes, life is like building a house of cards. It is a slow and meticulous process. It requires patience. It requires persistence. The p...

In "The Inner Ring," Lewis describes the age old idea of cliques and popularity. It is a struggle to fit into whatever society a p...

Why is there pain and suffering in our world? How can our loving, just God allow awful things to happen to his people? It is a tough questio...

Our world has fallen. Everything must be changed, redeemed, and restored. We are a part of this. We need salvation, as we discovered in the ...

"Can't you lead a good life without believing in Christianity?" This is the central question of "Man or Rabbit?" C.S...

In this book, C.S. Lewis is proposing the idea that our educators are slowly decreasing the moral value of students by placing less and less...