All episodes of C.S. Lewis

Episodes

Further Up and Further In: Why Adult Christians Need Narnia

2005/11/10. Encourages reading of The Chronicles of Narnia as a roadmap for making sense of and growing in the Christian faith. Jeff Keuss, Associate Professor of Christian Ministry.

Published 09/09/10

C.S. Lewis

Published 09/09/10

Further Up and Further In: Why Adult Christians Need Narnia

2005/11/10. Encourages reading of The Chronicles of Narnia as a roadmap for making sense of and growing in the Christian faith. Jeff Keuss, Associate Professor of Christian Ministry.

Published 09/09/10

C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien: Scholars and Friends

2003/03/11. Chronicles the relationship between Lewis and Tolkien, how Tolkien led Lewis to Christ, and the story of their friendship and discourse. Christopher Mitchell, Director of Wade Center, Wheaton College. C.S. Lewis Institute.

Published 09/07/10

C.S. Lewis On Hope for the Whole Creation: Do Dogs, Cats, and Even Iguanas Go to Heaven?

2002/01/17. C.S. Lewis' case for animal salvation. Randy Maddox, Professor of Wesleyan Theology.

Published 09/07/10

C.S. Lewis and the Art of Storytelling

2003/01/30. Talks about the marks of a good storyteller, using Lewis as a model for storytelling. Earl Palmer, Senior Pastor, University Presbyterian Church. C.S. Lewis Institute.

Published 09/07/10

C.S. Lewis On Hope for the Whole Creation: Do Dogs, Cats, and Even Iguanas Go to Heaven?

2002/01/17. C.S. Lewis' case for animal salvation. Randy Maddox, Professor of Wesleyan Theology.

Published 09/07/10

Plato and Augustine in the Writings of C.S. Lewis

2001/04/16. Discusses the role of both Plato and Augustine in the writings of C.S. Lewis. Janet Blumberg.

Published 09/07/10

C.S. Lewis and Nature

1983/07/13. Discusses Lewis's love the countryside, aversion toward cities, and perspectives on nature. Evan Gibson, Professor Emeritus of English. C.S. Lewis Institute.

Published 09/07/10

Lewis, Tolkien, and Chesterton on Myth

1983/07/11. Defines myth and looks at why the stories of Lewis and Tolkien approach but don't quite attain myth status. Richard Purtill. C.S. Lewis Institute.

Published 09/07/10

Terror and Sublimity in the Fiction of C.S. Lewis

1980/07/07. Examines how Lewis awakens feelings of terror and sublimity through his writings. Thomas T. Howard, Professor of English Language and Literature, Gordon College. C.S. Lewis Institute.

Published 09/07/10

Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and the British Literary Tradition

1980/06/16. Studies how writers of the British Christian tradition have incorporated the realm of nature and spirit into their works. Janet L. Knedlik, Associate Professor of English. C.S. Lewis Institute.

Published 09/07/10

A Poet Looks at C.S. Lewis, the Poet

1979/06/18. Studies the poetry of Lewis. Chad Walsh, Episcopal Priest, Poet, and Professor of English. C.S. Lewis Institute.

Published 09/07/10

Paradise Won: Perelandra, a Story for Christians

1979/06/25. Examines the space story by C.S. Lewis in light of Christian themes and messages. Evan Gibson. C.S. Lewis Institute.

Published 09/07/10