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Reza Aslan Speaks About His New Book No God but God and It's MessagesRecently, author Resa Aslan spoke at Elizabethtown College regarding his new book and his thoughts on how interfaith dialogue can best be achieved.
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Aslan and Caspian: Father and SonCaspian is not a wimp in "Dawn Treader," just someone seeking a father. His spiritual and emotional struggles represent many fatherless people today. As Caspian finds a father in Aslan, so we must find a father in Jesus Christ. -
Liam Neeson: Narnia's 'Aslan' Symbolises Christ-like Figure but Also Mohammed, Buddha and MoreLiam Neeson is the latest actor to say something foolish in public that is causing outrageous outrage. In this case Neeson is suggesting that the Lion creature in C.S. Lewis's Narnia series could just as well represent Mohammed and it does Christ.
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He Called Me 'BelovedI discuss the biblical reasons why Aslan calls Emeth "Beloved" - instead of the dog he really is. I also discuss the spiritual importance of having a new name. -
Christian Elements in NarniaAre there Christian elements in The Chronicles of Narnia? The author says he did not intend to make it so; however, I read many Christian elements, such as the Lion of Judah, the Garden of Eden, Aslan's sacriface and resurrectin.
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Why Narnia is Failing: A Letter to Walden Media and the Lewis EstateI ask Walden and the Estate what's really going on with Narnia 4. I also explain why the franchise is failing against Harry Potter and Twilight. They've lost sight of Aslan! -
Christian Allusions in The Chronicles of Narnia Books and MoviesWhen seen from the perspective of the Christian faith, the Chronicles of Narnia, both the books and the movies, have some clear Christian themes. Knowing them will help you appreciate the books and movies at a deeper level.
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Why Do Atheist's Condemnation of Christianity Extend to Hating Universal Morals?C.S. Lewis is criticized for his Christian undertones in the Chronicles of Narnia series - because Aslan sacrifices himself for the good of Narnia. Do atheists hate self-sacrifice in general, or just when Christians do it?
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Peter Pevensie's Journey in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian FilmHaving served as High King Peter the Magnificent, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian shows Peter Pevensie's arrogance causing him to ignore the importance of Aslan and good advice from Susan, Edmund, Lucy, and Prince Caspian until he learns a painful lesson.
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Raki - a Turkish DrinkHere is a brief article as to what the drink is and how it is best served.
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My Unsung HeroesThis is a look into why main characters are so often disliked by their story's staunchest fans.
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Interview with a Hollywood Power ProducerThe producer of X-men, Planet of the Apes and Fantastic Four, Ralph Winter is one of the most active and successful producers in Hollywood. Find out what drives his career.
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Narnia, A-Z: A Preschool Lesson Plan for C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of NarniaA lesson plan geared for preschoolers focusing on the creatures and characters in the series of books.
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Analysis of the Magician's NephewAn overview of the first chronological book in C. S. Lewiss The Chronicle of Narnia. It takes a look at the author, setting, and overarching theme of the book.
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Themes in Popular Literature: What Makes a Great Story GreatThere are certain stories that seem to appeal to people of all ages and backgrounds. These are the stories that grab at something deep within each of us and hang on. But what makes those stories so popular?
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The Voyage of the RedeemedHere is a closer look at Edmund Pevensie in "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" by C. S. Lewis. This article is inspired by the movie, "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian".
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Bizarre DreamsWhen I explore the alleyways of my thoughts, oft times I turn the corners and find things that come quite unexpectedly......
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Top 7 Children's BooksWe all want to encourage our children to read. Nothing gets them as interested as an exciting journey and adventure. Here are my top picks for those books to delight children of all ages. Did your favorite make the list?
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Great Fantasy NovelsThere are many wonderful fantasy books and series. Here are summaries of a few of my favorites.
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A Behind the Scenes Look at The Lion, the Witch, and the WardrobeGetting a glance behind the scenes at a play is always exciting. Not only does a sneak peak at the people behind the curtain give you a better understanding of what is going on, it also allows you to appreciate each scene that much more. -
Free Chronicles of Narnia Coloring PagesHere you will find the top websites that offer free printable Chronicles of Narnia coloring pages, Narnia coloring is a great way for kids to express some creativity in a no cost and easy manner. -
Minor Harry Potter CharactersLooking at five of Harry Potter's minor characters and supporting characters to examine how Rowling has gone against the grain of traditional fantasy fiction.
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Why Are Women Obsessed with Twilight?The story has left women addicted. Others have accused the fans of being drawn to an abusive relationship. Here are ideas about what is going on, why the draw is to women specifically, and why the story doesn't hold up to the disturbing accusations.
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Aisha and the Western OutlookAnalysis of the controversial figure of Aisha, the youngest wife of Muhammad.
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Book to Film Adaptations - The Good, the Bad, and the UglyHow often do you see your favorite book come to theatres? Quite a bit, right? What about video games? Are you pleased or disappointed? I discuss the pros and cons of adaptations here.
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Book Review: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. LewisBook review of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis.
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The Chronicles of Narnia Prince Caspian2008: Move ReviewA must-see for all fantasy buffs, and a great way to continue the Narnia series!
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Top Ten Children's BooksLooking for something good to read to the kids? Look no further! Here are ten examples of great children's books.
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The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Collector's Edition DVD - ReviewViewers are invited to return to the magical world of Narnia in the second installment of C.S. Lewis' timeless epic, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian,
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Narnia: Further into the WardrobeWhat are the true symbolic meanings of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe"?
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Cry If You Have ToA little jaunt about how it really is okay to cry. -
Unique Baby Names: Uncommon and Rare Baby Names with Style!Unique, rare, and unusual baby names taken from literature, movies, music, and pop-culture, with their origins and meanings! -
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the WardrobeThe Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe is a suspenseful movie with wonderful special effects and animation. Come along and step in to Narnia!
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What Did C.S. Lewis's Works Say About His Religious Views?Examine C.S. Lewis through his works such as The Chronicles of Narnia.
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The Chronicles of Narnia: Myth & AllegoryC.S. Lewis & religion
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Favorite C.S. Lews QuotesHere are some of my favorite quotes from C.S. Lewis. Some are from his fictional works and others from Mere Christianity. I've provided the quote and the work from which it comes.
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Runes of Magic Guide to Farming MoneyThe search for a guide on which creatures to kill for money is now over. While reading this guide you will learn what creatures to kill and what loot to pick up. After awhile of collecting drops you will be able to afford great gear.
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Free Printable "Chronicles of Narnia the Voyage of the Dawn Treader" Coloring Activities and GamesAre you a Chronicles of Narnia fan, longing for December 10, 2010 when The Voyage of the Dawn Treader movie comes out in theaters? The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and Price Caspian were so well made. Here are free printable activities.
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Culture Beats TerrorHow Culture and Sheer Economic Muscle Will Win the War on Terror.We should take heart in cultural melding throughout the world and the sheer march of inexorable economic development. -
Book Review: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobeby C.S. LewisThe Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is the second book in the Chronicles of Narnia. This book is considered a mondern fantasy, reaching the category of classical literature.
