Read C.S. Lewis' nonfiction.
>>24947013I think I DLed his thing on notions Greek love, but he's a Catholic or something and will probably misunderstand agape so I never started.
>>24947013Hows the Discarded Image? I have it and have been meaning to read it.
>>24947013Sorry, I don't read pseuds
>christianpass
The Ransom Trilogy is a sci-fi series, of which the oft recommended That Hideous Strength is the third and final bookThe Pilgrim's Regress is a take on Bunyan's famous The Pilgrim's ProgressThe Screwtape Letter's is an epistolary novel about a demon mentoring a younger demonThe Great Divorce is about a bus-trip from hellTil We Have Faces is a Christianized version of the myths of Cupid and Psycheand of course the most famous are the children's Narnia books.The Ransom Trilogy (sometimes called the Space, or Cosmic, trilogy) is my favorite, though it doesn't get very theological until the 2nd book. Notable for its medieval cosmological view applied to a novel on space travel.
>>24947599Oh, I thought OP said fiction. Oh well, read the fiction, too.Mere Christianity is the best introduction to his non-fiction works, and probably the most famous.
>>24947032He was a conservative Anglican. Church of England, before they went totally gay. He is admired by Protestants and Catholics alike, he's not really a theologian, and doesn't get into denominational controversies in his writing, but sticks to fundamental Christian truths. Read him, he's not going to yabber on about Marian dogma or anything. He's very popular among Anglicans, Catholics, Reformed Baptists, Presbyterians, etc.
No. I will read HG Wells nonfiction instead.
>>24947629is his history of the world any good?
