The Lion, the Witch, and the Theology of C.S. Lewis

Those children can know when seeing the "Narnia national story" in the theater, they will also receive Bible lessons. In this fantasy world called Narnia, these stories unleash the writer's thesis of C. S. Lewis through emotions of joy and sorrow of heart, fear and victory. This is a work of famous author C.S. Lewis. C. S. Lewis was memorized and recognized by Christian apology theory from the beginning of the 20th century to the middle. His writing style flourished in the biblical statue and presented the Christian theology in a more friendly way to the young people.

C. S. Lewis is one of the most popular writers of the 20th century and is creating a fictional world of magic called Narnia. The first book of this series, the main villain of the lion, the witch and the magic wardrobe is the white witch Jadis. This is the explanation of White Witch when Edmond first met her. Her throat was covered with white fur and her right hand had a long golden cane with a golden crown on her head. Her face is white - except for her very red mouth, it is not only pale but also white like fish or snow and paper, frost falls. In other respects, this is a beautiful face, but proud, cold, harsh

Through the magical entrance, golden throne, lion, witch and wardrobe were made in England by C. S. Lewis in 1950. For the past 64 years, this book has become one of the most famous books in the world. Lewis is "one of the most successful writers in business" (C. S. Lewis' s life and belief: magic never ends). Prototypes and complex themes hidden in this book make it different, forgive and integrate into the story and finally the spectacular climax of the trilogy comparable to the trilogy of the Lord of the Rings Form a fight. "In Chronicles 'Narnia' is the most important virtue that you can forgive those who hurt you and betray you.The unforgivable finds themselves in the mountains of negative emotions The story of Narnia: Lion , Witch, Wardrobe

It is said that the role of C. S. Lewis, Jadi, the white witch of Narnia is the descendant of Adam 's first wife, Lilith, in his "novel stories of narnia" novel. The picture is a movie of Tilda Swinton as Nadia's white witch Jady, "The story of Narnia: Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe" (2005). C. S. Lewis is one of the most popular writers of the 20th century and is creating a fictional world of magic called Narnia. The first book of this series, the main villain of the lion, the witch and the magic wardrobe is the white witch Jadis. This is the explanation of the white witch when Edmund first saw her.