The Life of CS Lewis: Making Us Better Pagans
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- What did CS Lewis believe? The anglican writer and poet never thought of himself as a theologian; yet we swim in his theological waters. Perhaps no popular Christian thinker influenced Western Christianity more in the 20th century than Clive Staples "Jack" Lewis. So, this is his story. Let's explore 🚀
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Timestamps:
0:00-5:00 - The Blue Flower
5:01-8:24 - Oxford
8:25-12:12 - Tolkien
12:13-18:52 - Baptized into Holiness
18:53-21:00 - Surprised by Joy
21:00-27:31 - Making Us Better Pagans
Helpful Resources:
• The Inklings - by Humphry Carpenter
• The Fellowship: The Literary Lives of the Inklings: J.R.R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, Owen Barfield, Charles Williams - by Philip Zaleski and Carol Zaleski
• C.S. Lewis: A Biography - by A.N Wilson
www.britannica.com/biography/...
www.cslewis.org/resource/chro...
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• The Most Reluctant Convert: The Untold Story of CS Lewis - Dir. Norman Stone & released by 1A Productions
Great Podcast:
www.wheaton.edu/listen/wade-c...
Visit the Marion E. Wade Center at Wheaton College: www.wheaton.edu/academics/aca...
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it is no exaggeration to say that Lewis is the reason I am a Christian today, his books left me whit no choice other than to believe. What I learned trough him gave me force to stand straight before a lot of thigs that before I considered too much to bear. The debt of gratitude I owe this man I never met is incalculable. Thanks for the great video!
I have always loved Lewis and his books. This was very good!
Fascinating piece of work. Thanks.
The Abolition of Man is his most prescient work. He saw the writing on the wall.
I’m looking forward to this.
If he was born in Belfast that would make him British not Irish. And Magdalene college is pronounced Mawdlin.
It is a bit complex there. Some see themselves as British and Irish, some as Irish and some British. Look at the Irish rugby team it has players form both side of the border.
Well, considering my mum was also born in Belfast, not one day of her life did she ever considered herself "a brit"
Nor should any real Irishman ever take on the dirty label of british.
Everyone wants to claim Lewis - the Irish, the British, Catholics, Protestants, Orthodox. I think it's fair to say that as he gave himself to God, God returned by giving him to the world, and thus is owned by all and none.
At least he pronounces Phantastes correctly
Duuuh ! Belfast is in Ireland
Something like Christianity is the true religion.
Yeshua/Jesus is The Lion of Judah.
Watch the video: Discovering the Hebrew Roots of Christianity.
Very interesting video, but the use of AI generated art is both troubling and distracting.
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Yeah Ai is cool in certain instances. Though It's novel and really soulless. Great content though. Great summary
@@TheologyUnbound I'm not going to monitarily support the use of AI-generated art. If your stance on it is that you'll use it because it's cheap, then I'm afraid that's not a very good incentive to support you.
Really? Is that your take away? He created a false paradigm of unlimited potential to exploit over our ignorance, but yeah. He helped. Sure. Whatever you say. Tight.
What do you mean by this?
TU did chose a couple of unfortunate words but what you said bears no resemblance to what was presented.
@@brycelingle He means that he disagrees with Lewis, therefore Lewis must be a fiend.
@@digitalnomad9985 I also genuinely don't understand what is trying to say.
We got a man without a chest over here
This is full of errors.