Lighting The Way Worldwide

Read “Did C.S. Lewis go to Heaven?” here as his beliefs are brought to light. The author of the article makes some good points. I guess I never stopped to think that C.S. Lewis was no evangelical and did not want to be named among them. This was due to his beliefs, not personalities, as I am learning now. Why don’t the pastors point this out when they quote Lewis in evangelical arenas? I never knew, until recent independent research, how his own words disparaged his theology.

Words to Live By

C.S. Lewis Edited by Paul F. Ford

An evaluation of the words of C.S. Lewis [Part 1] By: Charisse Graves

This book initially stood out because of the eye-catching cover that depicted Eve’s delicate hands, seductively offering the forbidden fruit. In fact, this cover appeared almost identical to the cover of Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer. The excerpts from C.S. Lewis writings seemed like a good way to sample his various flavors of expression and thereby gain a well rounded view of his thoughts and ideologies. Admittedly, there was surprise and intrigue at what began to unfold. We are freed from the anchor of truth (The Bible) and transported to Purgatory, (although clearly not due to Total Depravity) then we arrive at the door of Ecumenism, which naturally opens to the wide path of Universalism, ultimately landing in a sea of confusion. My hope is not to disparage Mr. Lewis, but to demonstrate, in light of Scripture, the potential hazards his writings could pose to the Truth of our glorious Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

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