One Eternal Day

Yesterday I quoted from Paul Johnson's Modern Times . Johnson was an historian, a graduate of Oxford, a student of C.S. Lewis , and a C...

I found this book review very much worth reading. David Brooks: Back when I didn’t believe in God, I did a lot of church shopping. I was tr...

From "Malcolm Muggeridge’s Journey to Christian Belief" : Muggeridge was one of the top journalists of his time. A British newspap...

Re-posted. Modern Heresies is a book I found in the Milton College Library. I was an undergraduate, and my work-study job was shelving boo...

From another review of Charles Murray's Taking Religion Seriously : At the heart of Murray’s argument are two points that I find partic...

From Barton Swaim's review of Charles Murray’s Taking Religion Seriously : .... A Christian friend, asked by Mr. Murray how he had come...

I've been reading C.S. Lewis and books and articles about him for a very long time, but I knew little of what Jews think about him. I...

In about 1970, a friend, then in the Army, an English major and later an English professor, sent me a letter that contained this on the gos...

Ross Douthat is a New York Times opinion columnist. He is also a Christian, author of the soon-to-be published Believe: Why Everyone Should...

From a review of Alister McGrath's  Why We Believe : His latest book, Why We Believe , provides McGrath with another opportunity to ...

Greg Koukl argues that "It’s Time to Forget 'Faith'," not the thing, the word: I have a suggestion. I want you to forget ...

In September 1947, the cover of Time , perhaps then the most important American weekly magazine, portrayed C.S. Lewis. The cover article, un...

C.S. Lewis on faith: Now Faith, in the sense in which I am here using the word, is the art of holding on to things your reason has once a...

Douglas Murray's choice this week in his series, "Things Worth Remembering," is a sermon delivered by C.S. Lewis soon after t...

On the importance of knowing whose birth we will celebrate on Christmas (John 1:14): Who then was Jesus, really? You cannot even ask ...

C.S. Lewis on Natural Law: Every one has heard people quarrelling. Sometimes it sounds funny and sometimes it sounds merely unpleasant; but ...

From a  First Things  review  of Why Boredom Matters: Education, Leisure, and the Quest for a Meaningful Life : Money and honor, the traditi...

From a review of The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God (by Justin Brierley with a foreward by N.T. Wright): ...[T]he implosion of the Ne...

I received James Como's Mystical Perelandra  two days ago. In his first chapter, he describes his discovery of C.S. Lewis, a discovery t...

From a review of Testimony: Inside the Evangelical Movement That Failed a Generation : Christianity is a worldview that requires intellectu...