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Ratzinger on Venus

In the last chapter of Perelandra, high up on Venus’s Holy Mountain, Ransom has an extraordinary vision of cosmic wholeness and integrity - the luminous pattern that underpins the created order:

He thought he saw the Great Dance. It seem...

10 days ago
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Faces Shaped By Adoration

Wiping my face with his wet hands, he cleansed and restored it from the grime and filth of Hell.

Dante, Purgatorio (Canto 1)


There’s a tremendous warmth and generosity of spirit to the life and work of the Orthodox theologian, Oliv...

24 days ago
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Communio Sanctorum

In my previous essay, Susan's New Start, I delivered a dressing down to the Seven Friends of Narnia - Digory, Polly, Peter, Edmund, Lucy, Eustace, and Jill - for their catty response concerning Susan’s (temporary, we trust) exclusion from A...

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Susan's New Start

One of the most challenging and perplexing episodes in the whole of the Narnia series is Susan’s exclusion from Heaven in The Last Battle. This is what’s said about her by the ‘Friends of Narnia’ when Tirian enquires as to her absence:

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2 months ago
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Theophany

One of the most emblematic chapters in C.S. Lewis’s fictional oeuvre is Chapter Seven of That Hideous Strength - ‘The Pendragon.’ Here, Jane Studdock, the central female protagonist, meets for the first time Dr. Elwin Ransom, hero of the f...

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