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The Screwtape Letters

January 11, 2009

I had an opportunity to go and see FPA Theatre Company’s production of C.S. Lewis‘ “The Screwtape Letters” a week ago. It is playing at the old Mercury Theater at 3745 N. Southport in Chicago. It stars Max McLean (who also co-adapted the script) as “His Abysmal Sublimity Screwtape,” and Karen Eleanor Wight as “Toadpipe,” [...]

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More Books

February 15, 2008

I recently decided to re-read C.S. Lewis’ Prince Caspian (Narnia) since the movie of it is coming out in the not-too-distant future. It reminded me that for Peter and Susan, this was their last experience in Narnia. Only Edmund and Lucy came back one more time.
Then, my wife got me hooked on The Divine [...]

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C.S. Lewis Quote

November 20, 2006

“Good philosophy must exist, if for no other reason because bad philosophy needs to be answered.” — C.S. Lewis

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Listen to C.S. Lewis!

October 26, 2006

I want to thank my brother Barry, for sharing this incredible find! You can actually listen to about a 15 minutes of C.S. Lewis talking in his real actual voice.
Beyond Personality: The New Men: 1944
An introduction to The Great Divorce: 1948
These audio clips were originally recorded as BBC broadcasts, and are now archived in RealPlayer [...]

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Zactrust Summer School – Oxford, England – Day 4

July 5, 2006

9:30 PM
It is raining. It sounds wonderful and peaceful outside my window. I just returned from hearing L.T. Jeyachandran speak in the Oxford Museum Lecture Hall (see photo) on “With All Year Heart – Service.”
Near the beginning of his talk, he noted the famous book by Rick Warren entitled, “The Purpose-Driven Life.” An Asian friend [...]

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Zactrust Summer School – Oxford, England – Day 3

July 4, 2006

Happy 4th! Our English hosts greeted us today with a gift of a very nice official Oxford University key ring and fob.
Observation: Our food and service here at Keble College has been very good. I was not expecting it to be this good based upon my past experience in Oxford in 1980, and my exposure [...]

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