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The Testimony of Calvin Lewis
- By: Daniel J. Friend
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May 18 20222 mins
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May 28 202220 mins
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May 28 202229 mins
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- Kevin Short
- 10-16-22
Interesting
A good first work, bearing similarities to C S Lewis's final work in his Ransom Trilogy, That Hideous Strength. Besides drawing on the Confessions and the Abolition of Man, this book also draws on Plato's Republic and on Classical Liberalism. In some cases, such as August becoming a man without a chest, the writing might be difficult for those not familiar with the source material, but otherwise this presents something important that has been lost from Lewis's practice of Apologetics makes: the need for imagery in making one's case.
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