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The Screwtape Letters as War Literature? |
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Written by Bruce Johnson
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Monday, 03 May 2010 18:25 |
Begun on the second Sunday after the commencement of the Battle of Britain, the spiritual classic The Screwtape Letters explores inner spiritual battles from a decidedly adversarial perspective. On Tuesday, May 4th, the Arizona C.S. Lewis Society will begin its extended discussion of The Screwtape Letters. This monthly book study meets at 7:30 PM at Quo Vadis Books, 1037 E Lemon Street, Tempe, AZ, (480) 968-3663. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 03 May 2010 18:25 |
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New Book Review Editor for Sehnsucht |
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Written by Bruce Johnson
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Tuesday, 20 April 2010 19:28 |
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Sørina Higgins has just been appointed the new Book Review Editor for Sehnsucht: The C.S. Lewis Journal. Sørina Higgins (M.A., Middlebury College) is a writer living in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, and teaching at The Master’s Academy of Fine Arts. Her debut poetry chapbook, The Significance of Swans (Finishing Line Press), was nominated for a Conference on Christianity and Literature 2008 book-of-the-year award. Her writing has appeared in Radix, The Mythic Circle, Stillpoint, Relief, Innisfree, Studio, Perspectives, Alive Now, Windhover, Bible & Spade, idiom, and Sehnsucht. She is the author of the entry on Charles Williams in the Encyclopedia of Christian Literature and is cowriter of a blog on the arts and faith, http://iambicadmonit.blogspot.com.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 April 2010 15:08 |
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More on The C.S. Lewis Bible |
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Written by Bruce Johnson
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Monday, 05 April 2010 13:34 |
Speaking of C.S. Lewis and the Bible, Lewis wrote the introduction to Letters to Young Churches: A Translation of the New Testament Epistles by J.B. Phillips (1947). The essay was reprinted in God in the Dock as “Modern Translations of the Bible”. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 April 2010 01:31 |
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Two degrees of Separation? |
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Written by Bruce Johnson
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Thursday, 08 April 2010 19:51 |
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One of the RAF Chaplains to have worked with C.S. Lewis in WWII was Canon Stuart Barton Baggage. His son Christopher Babbage now lives in Jerome, Arizona. |
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Written by Bruce Johnson
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Saturday, 03 April 2010 12:27 |
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In October 2010, HarperCollins will release The C.S. Lewis Bible, pairing the NRSV translation with more than 600 selections from Lewis’ writings. The Bible translation Lewis himself fought to keep in print was Coverdale’s version of the Psalms, now easily available on the web.
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