Of Edmund Spenser, C. S. Lewis wrote, "his work is one, like a growing thing, a tree with branches to heaven and roots to hell. And in between these two extremes comes all the multiplicity of human life." This book seeks to demonstrate the aptness of that quotation when applied to Lewis himself. From his deepest emotional and psychological landscape, to his prevailing temperament, and then to his training, Lewis marshaled his magnificent rhetorical skills on behalf of his vocation: to make Christianity a reasonable and inviting alternative to doubters. In this--and through the many genres of which he was a master--he never wavered. These are the branches--"the available means of persuasion," as Aristotle put it. Sources, influences, experience and his very self: these are the roots. A close look at these, with a combination of argument, critical analysis, and some fresh connections, finally yield an unexpected portrait. C. S. Lewis and his work are indeed one, with deeper roots and loftier branches than the current reputation of the master and his avuncular persona suggest.
This book was written in Oxford
The 5th grade student text in the Highway to Heaven series.
This book is about what is happening to Christians these days, which the bible refers to as the last days.
Learn from this series: Your chief purpose on earth which is revealing the nature of Christ, The nature of Christ producing your desires, The real Image of God You have overcome and triumphed over the wickedness of the world through the ...
A message of restoration of balance to an unbalanced government. A way toward unification for a dissolving union. The first story is the beginning of the man's journey. This story is truth.
It wasn't too hot or too cold, it was simply perfect. It was as if I was in the arms of Angels being held and comforted and carried into Heaven. Then there was the love. This is a very difficult feeling to describe.
How the Sung created a social and political asset in the imperial clan while neutralizing it as a potential threat is the story of this book.
We Are the Branches
NATIONAL BESTSELLER • From the author of Into the Wild and Into Thin Air, this extraordinary work of investigative journalism takes readers inside America’s isolated Mormon Fundamentalist communities.
... God's kingdom. This is why Jesus taught us to pray thus:“Thy kingdom come. Thou will be done on earth as it is in heaven.”46 This is to say, until the kingdom comes, the will of God cannot be done on Earth. The kingdom carries the will of ...