Mere C.S. Lewis: Life without Christianity

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Rick Poole
As a child, I was never that interested in Santa Claus until I read Jack's description of Father Christmas. There was nothing silly or cute about him, but rather joy, and strength,and generosity....

Mere C.S. Lewis: Father Christmas comes to Narnia · 1 year ago
Levaire
And then read Josephus' "War of the Jews" to see this actually happened in 70 AD during the Roman siege of Jerusalem. This was prophecy fulfilled, not a commandment.

Mere C.S. Lewis: The most embarrassing verse in the Bible · 2 years ago
Joel Steinke
Mr. Bowers. That was uncalled for. You'll have to brush up on your eschatology schools. Preterists are orthodox. You're thinking of Hyper-Preterists. Those are the ones who don't believe in a...

Mere C.S. Lewis: The most embarrassing verse in the Bible · 4 years ago
J.W. Bowers Jr.
Sorry, that "Preterist" you're thinking of, did not believe all was fulfilled, he believed in a future coming of Christ, the new earth, and a final judgment for all mankind.
Stop repeating idiocy.

Mere C.S. Lewis: The most embarrassing verse in the Bible · 4 years ago
Gary
Hi
in the section What difference can we make in the lives of our friends I think the 4th line first word should be 'be' not 'he' cheers

Mere C.S. Lewis: C.S. Lewis: Reading of the Week · 4 years ago
woods
The Magic With Aslan With the visual text not letting the audience see how exactly how Aslan comes back to life. In the written text the author gives a lot of information on how he comes back and...

http://merecslewis.blogspot.com/2010/04/aslan-is-alive.html · 4 years ago
PG
You cannot both have truths which contradict each other God cannot be and not be at the same time. Truth is unchanging otherwise it is not truth, similarly a truth claim is also unchanging. A truth...

Mere C.S. Lewis: Atheism turns out to be too simple · 5 years ago

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