When you think about The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis, you'll immediately think of the lamppost. This ...

Although C.S. Lewis was famous when he was alive, the death of the beloved Christian apologist and author from renal failure went largely overlooked because of something else that happened the same ...

The person who welcomed me to his home in the university town of Oxford was Walter Hooper. The accent of the person greeting me, however, within this quintessential English setting, seemed incongruous ...

The worldwide cultural impact of C.S. Lewis during his own lifetime was phenomenal. This was evident in his being featured on the cover of Time Magazine in September 1947, an accolade which was only ...

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C.S. Lewis' timeless quote reminds us that age should never limit ambition. His words encourage lifelong learning, fresh beginnings, and the courage to pursue new dreams at every stage of life.

(RNS) As the nation marks the 50th anniversary of the death of President John F. Kennedy on Friday (Nov. 22), many Christians will also pause to recall the death of C.S. Lewis, who died the same day, ...

C.S. Lewis, the late author of books including “The Chronicles of Narnia,” has been credited with penning a passage that predates the pandemic by about 80 years but might sound contemporary to some.

Merry Christmas! A day late, I know. Happy “Boxing Day,” then. ? Movie buffs may have noticed a curious inclusion in this year’s Christmas releases: “Freud’s Last Session,” an imagined meeting between ...

“A Christmas Sermon for Pagans” is quintessential Lewis at the height of his renown. “Cricketer’s Progress” is more of a mystery. Would you imagine that, with all of the cataloging technologies we ...