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C.S. Lewis
C.S. Lewis on the Web – April 17, 2012
Mentions of C.S. Lewis have been appearing frequently on the Internet over the last week. Here are a few: Art Arlington Museum of Art hosts exhibition titled A Walk with C.S. Lewis, a collection of paintings inspired by the work of C.S. Lewis. For more information, you can visit the museum’s website or sponsor Faith […]
C.S. Lewis’s Space Trilogy Available on Ebook
For the first time, C.S. Lewis’s Space Trilogy is available electronically for Kindle or Nook readers. (Thank you Narnia Fans.com for the news). If you aren’t familiar with the titles of the three books, they are Out of the Silent Planet, Perelandra, and That Hideous Strength. I personally own a Nook and have begun gradually […]
C.S. Lewis News Roundup
Since there are several bits of Lewis related news this week, I’ve put them together into one blog post for your convenience. Lewis on list of those who turned down honors from the Queen Though I am pretty sure this was already commonly known in Lewis studies (I remember reading it somewhere), C.S. Lewis turned […]
Article by Oxbridge Alumnus David Theroux – “Secular Theocracy”
David Theroux, President of the Independent Institute and an alumnus of our 2011 C.S. Lewis Summer Institute (“Oxbridge 2011”), recently posted the second part of his article “Secular Theocracy: The Foundations and Folly of Modern Tyranny.” In it, he discusses issues of statism, religion and the public square, and secularism. Special mention is made of […]