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Tag Archives: C. S. Lewis
7 Key ideas from C. S. Lewis
C. S. Lewis has been a teacher of many – including me! Consider seven of his main concerns. Continue reading
The true problem with lust
Which is worse the Animal self or the Diabolical self? Who is nearer to hell a cold, self-righteous prig who goes regularly to church or a prostitute? The sins of the flesh are bad but are they the least bad of all sins? Continue reading
Posted in C. S. Lewis, Christian life, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, Lust, Sex, Sexual temptations, Sexuality, Wisdom
Tagged C. S. Lewis, Sex, sexual temptation, struggle with lust
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5 purposes of pain (C. S. Lewis)
There are at least 5 ways that this “momentary, light affliction is producing for us an eternal weight of glory far beyond all comparison” (2 Cor. 4:17) Continue reading
Posted in C. S. Lewis, Evil in the world, Pain, Suffering, Trials
Tagged C. S. Lewis, pain, Suffering, Trials
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A quiet death for the man from Belfast
An atheist who was “very angry with God for not existing” comes to Christ like one “kicking, struggling, resentful, and darting his eyes in every direction for a chance to escape.” Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, C. S. Lewis, Christian worldview, Christianity, Death, Loss, Suffering
Tagged Apologist, Atheism, Belfast, C. S. Lewis, Ireland
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It doesn’t feel good to be a Christian
Zac Northen wrote a perceptive piece over at Relevant Magazine titled, Can Inner Peace be Misleading? His call is timely for many people: “We need to develop the wisdom for living a life that is comfortable with being uncomfortable, and … Continue reading
Posted in Anger, Anxiety, Attitude, Christian life, Christian worldview, Christianity, Comfort, Complaceny, Complaining, Conflict, Contentment, Culture, Defeat?, Depression, Despair, Discernment, Discouragement, God's Will, Guidelines for living, Hope?, Pain, Peace, Problem of evil, Sanctification, Suffering, Trials, Will of God
Tagged C. S. Lewis, Guidance from God, Peace, Suffering, Will of God
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Three Kinds of Men, by C.S. Lewis
“… any merely twofold division of the world into good and bad is disastrous.” Continue reading
Posted in C. S. Lewis, Christianity, Gospel, Guidelines for living, Human depravity, Human dignity, Salvation
Tagged C. S. Lewis
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Choice thoughts from C. S. Lewis
What is the safest road to hell? Continue reading
Posted in C. S. Lewis, Christianity, Heaven, Hell, Meaning of life, Middle life, Progressive?, purpose
Tagged C. S. Lewis, Quotes by C. S.
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