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Old 16th October 2008, 04:38 PM
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great books great stories , CS Lewis was a Christian therefore Christian overtones were present in his imagination I'm not sure that was done consciously I think it was more of an unconscious thing, but who knows.
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Not to be cranky, but any book can be read how a person wants to read it to make it fit into whatever mold it must fit into. I mean I seriously doubt that god truly wants you to "take up serpents" but some do.

I remember reading Genesis in high school as literature in English class, picking out all the metaphors available in it.
I dont' think you are being cranky, I think you have a very valid point. Perception is very influential.
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great books great stories , CS Lewis was a Christian therefore Christian overtones were present in his imagination I'm not sure that was done consciously I think it was more of an unconscious thing, but who knows.
I don't know either. I was just working off the claims made in the biography I had read. Since the author made these claims but made little attempt to give support for them, I came to you to see what was thought.
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