A Book Observed: C.S. Lewis's The Last Battle (Dr. Joe Rigney)

[@joekeegan937]

An excellent talk; thank you Dr Rigney and CS Lewis Institute.

[@rollmops3113]

I read these books over and over as a child, I was beyond obsessed with Narnia, I even carried photocopies of maps of Narnia in my pockets on case I ever got there. It's nice to have grown up, become a Christian and realised that it was true in a way in Jesus Christ! And lately especially I've been thinking about the Last Battle a lot, so many parallels with the last days in scripture. my favourites were The Horse and His Boy, The Silver chair and The Last Battle. Thanks for this video.

[@RandomCommenterGuy]

1.“Narnia operates a lot like the Old Testament than the new” Aslan dying for Edmund would strongly go against that statement 2. Maybe Lewis isn’t off base, maybe it’s your interpretation of what Lewis is trying to say that is off. What I got from Aslan talking to the Calormen was that he wasn’t really following Tash. He was really following Him (Aslan) the whole time in his religious pursuits. The calormen was actually a true worshipper of Aslan. He just thought he was seeking Tash and doing it by name only. Good video. I believe you missed the mark on these 2 points though