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The Last Battle: Chapter 1 “By Caldron Pool”
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With the distorted relationship between Shift the Ape and Puzzle the Donkey, we see manipulation can cause us to ignore what we know about God and His Word, but it can also provide opportunities for us to grow i...
Why Winning Arguments Terrified C.S. Lewis
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C.S. Lewis had no plans of devoting his life to defending the Christian faith. Still, much like Paul served as an apostle to the Gentiles after his conversion, Lewis gradually became an apologist to the s...
Narnia Casting Director Shares How They Found Digory and Polly
Door Jam: August 24, 2026
Nina Gold, casting director for Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of The Magician’s Nephew, faced a monumental task in identifying the two actors who could best portray Digory and Polly.
“The Last Battle” Introduction
Welcome to our fall C.S. Lewis read-along. For the next few months, we’ll be going chapter-by-chapter through The Last Battle. This introduction is open to everyone. The upcoming full chapter discussions will only be available for paid subs...
What a Donkey Can Teach Us About AI
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Sometimes I’m asked why I spend time reading The Chronicles of Narnia. There is an unstated assumption that adults shouldn’t spend time with children’s books. Yet, reading good children’s literature, like Narnia...
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