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CS Lewis

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December 2012

December 10, 2012

Finishing the Imago Dei

So, apparently if I host an installment of the Stephen Sondheim film festival the night...

November 2012

November 28, 2012

I see your trilemma, and raise you a tetralemma!

Over at Cross Examined, Bob Seidensticker has an objection to C.S. Lewis's Trilemma, and John...

November 26, 2012

For C.S. Lewis, Deo Gratias!

Patheos invited religious bloggers to share stories about people we're thankful for who've supported us...

August 2012

August 29, 2012

Teaching Fish the Word for Water

In the last Sondheim Symposium post, I talked about Giorgio struggling with Fosca's implacable love....

August 28, 2012

“Nobody human can stand all that everlasting affection!”

The quote is from Company, the subject is Passion, as the Sondheim Symposium goes on. This installment...

April 2012

April 12, 2012

Morality in Multiple Dimensions

In college, I got into a lot of debates about moral relativism, cultural imperialism, and epistemological modesty.  When we...

April 10, 2012

Well, you asked for me to blockquote things I agreed with…

People who commented on this post last week might want to be careful what they...

January 2012

January 22, 2012

Lewis Trounces Freud

I've already blogged once about reading Freud's Last Session, a two person play that is...

November 2011

November 09, 2011

More on the Damnably Foolish Virgins

UPDATE: there are Harry Potter spoilers in the comments section.  If this is a problem...

November 06, 2011

Made for Another World?

While travelling this weekend, I finally got around to reading Freud's Last Session - a...

August 2011

August 15, 2011

Greedy Self-Denial

  Sorry for the delay in Sunday's Good Book posts!  A Song of Ice and...

March 2011

March 09, 2011

Gevalt.

I've been travelling, so you'll have to wait until this afternoon for meaty new content,...

August 2010

August 06, 2010

Empirics, Morality, and Rational Ignorance

Time for another go round of responses to comments on the last two posts in...

August 04, 2010

Tangled up in Blue

Thanks so much for all the comments and challenges to yesterday’s post in the Math...

July 2010

July 28, 2010

“You can’t go around building a better world for people”

For an explanation of what Weatherwax Wednesdays are all about, read the introduction post.  This...

July 12, 2010

“Here I Am, Dressing up as Christ”

  C.S. Lewis's Mere Christianity was the first apologetic work I read, and two elements...

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