Our journey through mortality includes traveling through the telestial and terrestrial worlds. To enter the celestial world, we must let go of all things telestial and terrestrial. In the temple, we find help to leave the terrestrial world and enter the celestial.

As we begin our study of the characher of Christ, we start with the grand reality that He is the great I AM.

Various quotations and teachings from other works by C.S. Lewis.

Grief can turn us to God or turn us against Him.

To enter the Terrestrial World, we must let go of all things Telestial. Then to enter the Celestial World, we must let go of all things Terrestrial.

To allow Christ to kill our natural man, frees us from a lesser happiness we often hold on to at the expense of a much greater and more glorious joy.

Letting go of what others think of us is one of the most difficult tasks on our journey into the Celestial World.

Since much of CS Lewis' comments in The Screwtape Letters relate to something we did not cover in Mere Christianity, in this episode, we go back and study the difference between "being in love" and "love."

In Chapter 14 or The Screwtape Letters, we eample humility. It is not an act of humility to tear yourself down.

The Lord taught a pattern of marriage in the symbolism of Eve being taken from Adam's rib.