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35.6—Nov/Dec, 2022
35.6—Nov/Dec, 2022
The Lion, the Witch & the Warthog
on Enjoying Books Aloud, Alone & at Parties
35.4—Jul/Aug, 2022
Worship, Education & the Occult Dangers of the Electronic Age
35.3—May/Jun, 2022
The Cascading Beauty of Fractals in C. S. Lewis, Scripture & Art
34.6—Nov/Dec, 2021
How to Restore & Transcend the Middle Ages
33.6—Nov/Dec, 2020
on Masking the Human Countenance
33.5—September/October, 2020
C. S. Lewis & the Insights of Medieval Cosmology
33.4—July/August, 2020
The Restoration of Man: C. S. Lewis and the Continuing Case Against Scientism by Michael Aeschliman
33.4—July/August, 2020
on Reading in the Service of Christian Living
33.2—March/April, 2020
Lewis, Chesterton, et al. Against the Frauds, Experts & Revisionists
32.6—November/December, 2019
The Holy Spirit Is Alive & Active in Narnia
32.5—September/October, 2019
32.5—September/October, 2019
Newman's Grammar, Lewis's Assent
on the Debatable Conversion of C. S. Lewis
32.3—May/June, 2019
C. S. Lewis on the Blessed Sacrament
32.3—May/June, 2019
32.2—March/April, 2019
31.6—November/December, 2018
The Critical Role of Imagination in the Work of C. S. Lewis
31.2—March/April, 2018
Neil Gaiman’s Brush with Narnia Lingers
30.6—Nov/Dec, 2017
C. S. Lewis: Anti-Darwinist: A Careful Examination of the Development of His Views on Darwinism by Jerry Bergman
30.6—Nov/Dec, 2017
on C. S. Lewis, Brideshead Revisited & the Middle Things
30.3—May/June, 2017
C. S. Lewis Assesses the Religion of Mohammed
29.3—May/June, 2016
Women and C. S. Lewis: What His Life and Literature Reveal for Today's Culture
by Carolyn Curtis and Mary Pomroy Key
29.3—May/June, 2016
on Anscombe's Final Word on Lewis & Naturalism
28.6—Nov/Dec, 2015
C. S. Lewis and His Circle: Essays and Memoirs from the Oxford C. S. Lewis Society
edited by Roger White, Judith Wolfe, and Brendan Wolfe
28.4—July/Aug, 2015
A Philosophical Walking Tour with C. S. Lewis: Why It Did Not Include Rome by Stewart Goetz
27.6—Nov/Dec, 2014
C. S. Lewis & the Ontological Argument
27.6—Nov/Dec, 2014
on the Latin Letters of C. S. Lewis & Don Giovanni Calabria
27.3—May/June, 2014
on the Chronicles of Cancer in the Life of C. S. Lewis
27.3—May/June, 2014
What Happens to Apologetics If We Add "Legend" to the Trilemma "Liar, Lunatic, or Lord"?
27.2—March/April, 2014
on C. S. Lewis & the New State Paganism
26.2—Mar/Apr, 2013
on Reading Dorothy Sayers's Play Cycle for Lent
26.1—Jan/Feb, 2013
The Alternate & Alternative Worlds of H. P. Lovecraft & C. S. Lewis
24.6—Nov/Dec, 2011
A. J. Conyers's The Long Truce: How Toleration Made the World Safe for Power and Profit
24.3—May/June, 2011
C. S. Lewis & Rudolf Otto’s The Idea of the Holy
23.6—November/December, 2010
How the New Films Subvert Lewis’s Hierarchical World
23.6—November/December, 2010
A Sword Between the Sexes? C. S. Lewis and the Gender Debates
by Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen
23.5—September/October, 2010
on the Cosmic Home Carl Sagan Couldn’t See
23.3—May/June, 2010
Are C. S. Lewis’s Critics Right, or Is His “Trilemma” Valid?
22.8—November/December, 2009
Mere Humanity: G. K. Chesterton, C. S. Lewis, and J. R. R. Tolkien On the
Human Condition
by Donald T. Williams
22.5—June, 2009
C. S. Lewis on Civilization & the Natural Order
22.3—April, 2009
C. S. Lewis & the Multiple Angles of Redemption
21.2—March, 2008
Merely Saved or Merely Damned?
C. S. Lewis Dramatizes the Heart’s Critical Choice
20.10—December, 2007
The Seven Heavens of the Chronicles Revealed
20.2—March, 2007
Reflections on a Master Apologist After 60 Years
19.6—July/August, 2006
The Three-Fold Cord of Imagination, Reason & Will in C. S. Lewis
18.6—Nov/Dec, 2005
on Why C. S. Lewis Was Right About Chests
18.3—April, 2005
on Being a Free Narnian & the Joy of Subordination
17.7—September, 2004
George MacDonald & C. S. Lewis on Rights, Duties, Heaven & Hell
13.5—June, 2000
Emotivism versus Traditional Morality
13.6—July/August, 2000
C. S. Lewis & the Doctrine of Theosis
14.7—September, 2001
We Remember C. S. Lewis
edited by David Graham
15.10—December, 2002
Frazer’s Dying God in C. S. Lewis’s Till We Have Faces
15.9—November, 2002
Imagination & the Health of the Soul
Imagination and the Arts
in C. S. Lewis
by Peter J. Schakel
17.3—April, 2004
C. S. Lewis on Asceticism & Holiness
17.1—January/February, 2004
Great Escapes & Lesser Stories
The Alternative Worlds of C. S. Lewis, Aldous Huxley & George Orwell
16.3—April, 2003
C. S. Lewis on Pacifism, War & the Christian Warrior
16.3—April, 2003
C. S. Lewis at the BBC
by Justin Phillips
12.5—September/October, 1999
Writing What Your Readers Will Hear
C. S. Lewis, Analogy & the Lay Mind
11.5—September/October, 1998
Speaking the Truths Only the Imagination May Grasp
An Essay on Myth & 'Real Life'
11.4—July/August, 1998
Rationality & Revelation: C. S. Lewis & Lambeth
11.4—July/August, 1998
To See Truly Through a Glass Darkly
C. S. Lewis, George Orwell, & the Corruption of Language
11.2—March/April, 1998
C. S. Lewis & the Conversion of the West
The Value of C. S. Lewis for the Christian Mission Today
10.4—Fall, 1997
C. S. Lewis, Reluctant Churchman
9.3—Summer, 1996
A Challenge to C. S. Lewis By Peter Milward, S.J.
4.1—Summer, 1990
C. S. Lewis: A Biography by A. N. Wilson
4.1—Summer, 1990
C. S. Lewis on Gender Language in the Bible
A Caution
3.2—Spring-Summer, 1989
The Latin Letters of C. S. Lewis
The Latin Letters of C. S. Lewis by Martin Moynihan
2.4—Summer-Fall, 1988
C. S. Lewis, Reluctant Churchman
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32.4—July/August 2019
Does Biblical Language for Man Matter? by Stephen F. Noll
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