C. S. Lewis: Narnia and Christianity

Have you thought about removing the fears and troubles of the modern society and running away to a magical place? Clive Staples Lewis (C. S. Lewis) made such a place in his very popular kids series, The Chronicles of Narnia, as he is well known. Among these books, Lewis has a potential message about Christianity. He represents four important aspects of the Christianity of this series: Christ and God, evil and faith in the world. "The Chronicles of Narnia", C. S. Lewis introduced us to a powerful Lion named Aslan.

The story is a writer including C. S. Lewis, his friend, a professor of Oxford literature, a Christian 's apology, and a child' s "Nania" fantasy known as "Jack". In 1951, he met an American woman named Joy Gresham, who corresponded to him. She has a history of Jews and is a poet who has changed from atheism and the history of communism to Christianity. She also married very happily (later divorced) and tried to raise a ten-year-old son Douglas (he liked Narnia's books). Initially, the relationship between Jack and Joey was a knowledgeable duel, and it was increasingly respected and loved.

The word "fight for the sake of Narnia" has been taken from the last volume of C. S. Lewis's "The Narnia National Story". In the last fight Jill and Eustace were sent to the magical country of Narnia and the King helped save the country in the last fight. When they realize that they are definitely killed, Jill is not rather that she becomes an old man rather foolish at home, probably walking in the bathroom and eventually dying in the same place, not for the sake of Narnia He was commented that he was killed. See, for example, .1. CS Lewis, Perelandra (New York: Macmillan, 1965), located in Perelandra Lewis, is trying to describe a world where people are tempted but not degraded. A man, in this case, a woman, a woman on the earth was tempted by the devil through Weston, but Weston did not defeat Weston by moral resistance, but paid a ransom to kill his ransom .

"The story of Narnia" is a series of seven fantasy novels by C. S. Lewis. It is regarded as a classic of children's literature, and is the author's most famous work which sells over 100 million copies in 47 languages. "The Chronicles of Narnia", written by Pauline Baynes published in London from 1950 to 1956, has adapted several times to radio or television, theater, movies or several times. This series depicts the fantasy world full of fantasy worlds of Narnia, magic, animals talking with mythical beasts. And he talks about the adventures of various children playing the central role of the world's continuous history. In addition to "Horses and his boys", the heroes are kids of the real world, carried magically to Narnia, where they are summoned by Lion Aslan to protect Narnia from evil. Restore the throne to the correct route