C.S. Lewis is most famous for his Narnia series — a series towards which I feel quite fondly, but one which deserves its fair share of criticism. But some of Lewis’ best work, in my opinion, is his non-fiction.
I’m not talking about Mere Christianity (which is a bit flimsy in its argumentation) or his other directly theological work. Lewis’ work as an ap…
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