S4 - Intellect & Imagination (Why Lewis)
Why Lewis? (Jeff Voth)
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6m 20s
The third reason in Jeff’s cumulative case for C.S. Lewis’ broad impact is that he was/is legendary in his ability to write fiction and non-fiction which has stood the test of time. Jeff describes this as C.S. Lewis “inviting the intellect to kiss the imagination.”
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S5 - He Knew Aslan (Why Lewis)
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