What C.S. Lewis Achieved

De: Philip Wik

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

C.S. Lewis has been an intellectual sparring partner and a model for my writing. Although I disagree with some of what Lewis wrote, I must affirm my gratitude and my admiration for him as a person and as an influence on my life.

My goal in this book is to show that in these essays. My essays include forays into philosophy, theology, fantasy, literary criticism, and biography.

“Philip Wik’s book is an exploration of the life, work, and impact of C.S. Lewis. It examines how Lewis's writings, particularly his theological and philosophical ideas, have influenced literature and modern Christian thought. The book is well-regarded for its insightful analysis of Lewis's achievements in various fields, from fiction to apologetics.”


Contents

Lewis in Narnia
Lewis’s Writings
The Problem of Susan
Susan of Narnia
Susan of Neverland
Lewis and the Creative Impulse
Lewis and Fan Fiction
Fiction Isn’t Heresy
Is Aslan Jesus?
The Transcendence of the Emperor
Lewis as an Islamist
Lewis’s Platonism
Philosophy from Children’s Books
Heaven and the War in Heaven
Lewis’s Supposals
Boycotting The Golden Compass
Plus Ultra
Lewis and Calvanism
Lewis and Purgatory
Questions Without Answers
Sins of the Flesh
Biblical Errors
Lewis’s Apologetics
That Hideous Strength
Metaphor and Reason
Good Philosophy
Lewis on the Vernacular
The Abolition of Man
The Divine Jesus
The Quotable Lewis
The Inner Ring
Our Inner World
The Problem of Pain
Mere Christianity
Lewis and Lovecraft
Friendship
Lewis’s Crisis of Faith
Lewis’ or Lewis’s?
Further Up and Further In
Does the Soul Exist?
Lewis and Moral Courage
Lewis and Trump
C.S. Lewis: An Appreciation