Podcasts that mention 📚 The Magician's Nephew Color Gift Edition by C. S. Lewis

I mean the analogy I I give here is like The Lion The Witch in the wardrobe you know The Chronicles of Narnia where there's this whole Cinematic Universe you're living in this house and you there's this closet in the back of the you know of a wardrobe and if you never walk through it you never see that whole world

The speaker uses the book as an analogy for discovering a hidden world or universe.

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CS Lewis the great Christian apologist wrote that wonderful space Trilogy in which he speculates about other planets with with um with other forms of life with other forms of higher conscious life

Stephen C. Meyer mentions C.S. Lewis's 'Space Trilogy' as an example of speculation about intelligent life on other planets.

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i talk about j.r.r tolkien i talk about the imagination we have written all these stories and the animals haven't done that all the wild albums don't seem to have written any stories i haven't heard of any good ones but we've written that jr are talking and i say jr talking a-r-r-r tolkien was born j-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r tolkien you may not know this

Eddie Izzard mentions J.R.R. Tolkien in the context of human imagination and writing stories, contrasting humans with animals who don't write stories. He then makes a joke about Tolkien's name and birthplace.

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You know, 70 years ago, C.S. Lewis wrote this book for kids, 'The Magician's Nephew,' and he said, 'The trouble about trying to make yourself stupider than you really are is that you very often succeed.'

In this segment, Dr. Leonard Sax discusses the book 'The Magician's Nephew' written by C.S. Lewis, quoting a notable line to highlight how individuals can fall into negative thinking patterns, particularly in relation to feelings of anxiety or depression.

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uh there's a book the Screwtape Letters by I think CS Lewis where it's it's it's two demons talking to each other about how to get souls it's kind of comedic but pretty profound

The guest mentions this book and its author, describing its premise about demons discussing how to corrupt souls.

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