Journeying through C.S. Lewis’ life and works, one book and one episode at a time.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Step into the vivid world of C.S. Lewis' 'Out of the Silent Planet' with Thornton and guest Andrew Lazo! 🌌 Join us as we journey alongside Dr. Elwin Ransom to the mysterious planet of Malacandra, where vibrant landscapes and strange creatures await.... more
Thornton reads three captivating poems by our favorite legendary author: 'Evolutionary Hymn,' 'Prelude to Space,' and 'Science Fiction Cradle-Song.' Thornton handpicked these gems for their thematic resonance with the beloved Ransom trilogy. more
Jordan, from the Lesser-Known Lewis podcast, talks with Thornton about Lewis essay about faith, salvation, and aliens. Check out the LKL podcast at this link. Check out Jordan on Fargo here. Connect with him on Instagram @merecslewis, 'X' aka... more
Thornton interviews the creative forces behind the Prince Caspian stage play. They talk about their love for Lewis, adaptation decisions, and the future of Lewis' work on stage. more
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I’ve enjoyed listening to this podcast. You know a C.S. Lewis podcast that kicks it off with Pilgrim’s Regress is legit. Keep it up! - Men with Chests
In the podcast concerning Lewis’s Reflection on the Psalms, the discussion indicated that Lewis appears to have believed in purgatory because he was Anglican. While some Anglo-Catholics may believe in purgatory, Article 22 of the Articles of Religion (also know as the Thirty-Nine Articles) for the Church of England state that the “Romish Doctrine concerning Purgatory . . . [is] repugnant to the Word of God.” The Anglican Formularies (the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, the Book of Homilies, the Ar... more
I get so excited when I see they’ve posted a new episode! I love listening to them and have learned so much about Lewis. It’s great hearing others fanboy about Lewis too.
The topics on these podcasts always give me a lot to ponder on
The casual nature of this podcast is what sets this podcast apart from the others, as it helps me bridge the gap between Lewis’ writings and my own life, rather than approaching the writings as objective ideas to be considered at arms length. I’d highly recommend a listen!
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