Lewis’s Slow Conversion (CSLM-13)

LISTEN TO AUDIO/PODCAST VERSION Many people take their time making important decisions, but you may not believe how long it took C.S. Lewis to go from believing in God to becoming a Christian. It was in the spring or summer of 1929 when Lewis, at the age of 30, to quote his autobiography, “admitted that …

Quote: June 24, 2013

“The simple physical pains and (still more) the pleasures can’t be expressed in language. I labour the point lest the devil should hereafter try to make you believe that what was wordless was therefore vague and nebulous. But in reality it is just the clearest, the most concrete, and the most indubitable realities which escape language: not because they are vague but because language is.”
Letter to Rhona Bodle
(from Volume 2 on 6/24/1949)

C.S. Lewis Himself (from Mere Christianity)

I’ve previous posted the following, but because of recently repeating my CSL Minutes about Mere Christianity and someone asking about hearing something from it I felt it was easiest to remind everyone about this piece I wrote by repeating it as well. By the way, I’ve taken the audio (which is in public domain) and …