A Holiday from Hell: A Discussion of ‘The Great Divorce’ by C.S. Lewis - Podcast Episode

What would happen if people could leave Hell and visit Heaven? In this week’s episode, Dr. David Downing sits down with Dr. Jerry Root to discuss C.S. Lewis’s spiritual fantasy about inhabitants of hell who visit take a bus ride to the outskirts of heaven, The Great Divorce. Where did Lewis get the idea(s) for the book? What was Lewis trying to say about who ends up in heaven and hell?
Learn more about the special ballet performance of “The Space In Between,” based on The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis and buy tickets to the November 1 event here.

[@ProfesserLuigi]

I don't know if you folks making this stuff think you're making any difference with these podcasts, but I appreciate it, for all that's worth.

[@leamaytcalingo]

"God has never stopped loving Satan. He can't, because God is love. He cannot let his character be diminished by the rebellion of one of His creatures. The tragedy of Satan is that he refuses to respond to a love that is so unconditional."

[@terrydavis5915]

Nice idea....except for all the verses that say "God hates the wicked". I am Who I Am probably doesn't need a defense...as much as I love Lewis

[@stephenhayesuk]

One of my favourite C S Lewis quotes from one of the cases discussed here... Heretic bishop 'Surely it is better to travel hopefully than arrive?' Answer 'If that were true, and known to be true, how could anyone ever travel hopefully?'

[@AceHardy]

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