C.S. Lewis & Mere Christianity (5 Key Themes)
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Published 2023-10-01
If you've ever wondered why C.S. Lewis, the author of Narnia, continues to captivate hearts and minds, this episode is for you!
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Summary:
5:40: 📚 C.S. Lewis’s journey from atheist to reluctant convert.
10:07: 📚 C.S. Lewis's understanding of Christianity as a story and his ability to speak to both non-Christians and Christians in their faith journeys.
15:10: 💡 Christianity is a true myth that can make sense of all other stories and engage people in a narrative.
20:22: 📚 The concept of chronological snobbery and the importance of revisiting old ideas and wisdom in his work.
25:07: ✨ The power of personal storytelling and the argument from desire.
30:01: 📚 C.S. Lewis about the destructive force of pride.
36:33: 😢 C.S. Lewis's response to the problem of evil is to learn to cope with it and live well in a suffering world, relying on the support of Christ who has experienced suffering before us.
39:51: 📚 Christianity provides a vision for transforming the suffering world.
44:39: 📚 C.S. Lewis and his impact on Christianity and culture.
49:46: 📚 What would the world look like without religion?
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All Comments (21)
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Alister McGrath is a wonderful Christian commentator, scholarly, precise and fascinating.
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HOPE IN CAPITAL LETTERS for ourselves and our loved ones and our communities and countries and world and universe
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It's such a joy to watch these podcasts and listen to your guests, great minds. .Your dialogues flow naturally and I appreciate the way you document yourself for these meetings. I can't wait to see the podcast about communism. Good luck in everything you do!
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What a wonderful and fascinating interview. So many essentials were addressed in very satisfying ways. Thank you so much.
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Congratulations for the brilliant interview with the Oxford’s professor. Well spoken, with a lot of insights,and a lot to take home from this day . Well done,and keep up the great work 🎉
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Such a great pleasure to see my good friend Sam Marusca engaging with Alistair McGrath on issues of such importance!
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Absolutely loved this episode! Insightful and captivating. Eagerly awaiting the next episode.
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Wonderful conversation, thank you!!
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Amazing discussion, but I'm still waiting for the part on hiddenness.
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Thank you Samuel for this kind of content🎉❤
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Brilliant conversation thank you.
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Very happy to have subscribed. God Bless.
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Love how the professor endorses the channel at 38:31 :).
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What a great conversation!
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Very good discussion.
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Great! Thank you!❤
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Thank you very much for sharing this great conversation!
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If God is not hidden then humans are no longer savable, because covenant specifies that humans need faith to be saved.
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Sadly CS Lewis is not known to muslims or the muslim world, as a muslim I really enjoy his insights his wish to connect to God will resonate with your average muslim. There is a lot of common ground within all 3 Abrahamic religions but the point of departure for us is who christ was, for us he was indeed the messiah/God`s prophet but not divine/Son of God, our view of sin and the problem of suffering are also very different to how CS Lewis would articulate it, I enjoyed the podcast